この作品の特典動画をメンバーシップに公開しました。レイアウトに使用する石を変えると、作品のイメージがどのように変わるのか？ メンバーシップ「コケ友会員」に参加すると視聴できます。 The bonus video of this work has been released to members. How does the image of the work change when the stone is changed? You can participate in the membership "Koketomo Member" and watch it.
I use a plastic bag half full of sand to support the container. It allows for great angle control and container support while you are working. Love the video, I am glad you are making them.
This is so beautiful to watch. So much attention to the smallest details and well put together. Thank you for the inspiration and all the best from Los Angeles!
Hola amigo... Quedé encantado y maravillado por tus terrarios de musgo, me encantan los los musgos, hace algunas semanas recogí varios tipos de musgo seco y decore mis crassula ovata estilo bonsai.. Me quedo hermoso, ahora ya están brotando. También puse algunos en pequeños frascos... Con tus videos me iluminas a mas ideas,.. Saludos desde Bolivia👋🏻👽. Se te agradece que pongas subtitulos al español.
thank you for answering my previous inquiries. i love all your videos because they are so inspirational and your arrangements are so zen-like! as i begin this journey of making moss terrarium ( inspired by your videos), i have more questions than answers. i notice that you do NOT use soil nor charcoal in your arrangements, unlike other terrarium makers. you only use sand, gravel and larva rocks. does this mean that soil or charcoal are not necessary and moss will grow without them? again, thanks so much for your time.
Hago terrarios cerrados desde hace muchos años, pero nunca una pared para musgo. ¿Podría alguien, por favor, decirme cómo hacer la MEZCLA PARA LA PARED? Gracias.
Is it possible to get this soil and modeling material in Europe? Or substitute it with something? It looks amazing and I would love to make it as well!
Hello, I really like your videos, I find them very creative ❤. I have a question: how do you fertilize? I suppose that via foliar, but if salts are deposited, does the moss not spoil? I thank her for her response, and I wish her a good day; Best regards.
The soil is a mix of akadama, "burnt"rice hulls, and Fuji sand. When this gets wet, with the ground fir bark cover, it almost forms a porous fiber reinforced cement that holds the slope. The moss rhizoids (roots, but not really) will grow and can penetrate this substrate and further reinforce the slope. It will hold together even when it is watered. I'm in the US, I substitute ground-activated charcoal, ground peat, and a little clay into the mix to get the same effect. If you can buy the mix from the artist, I'd go that way, much easier than experimenting to find a mix that works. Support the channel.
@@bobeardington4044 there are two types of sphagnum available, long-strand whole sphagnum, and ground sphagnum peat that I'm using. It's not a soil, more of a soil amendment.
Wow thanks for this explanation! What kind of clay do you recommend?? I really want to build a moss wall for my terrarium and am also in US and don’t know where to find ‘bark modeling clay’
