Moss Rainforest Jar
A glass jar with a wooden lid holds a living moss rainforest, with ferns, fittonia and a warm LED glow. A compact desktop piece for retailers.
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Tall Rainforest Vivarium
Vertical glass vivariums planted as a rainforest, with vines, driftwood, ferns and moss. Shown as a rack display for wholesale buyers.
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Moss Court
¥1,420A stone path winds through a moss-covered court, with ferns and begonias on either side.
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Deadwood Reborn
¥1,560A diagonal branch becomes a planted structure, with moss along its length, a bromeliad above and a pitcher plant hanging below.
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Leaf Fall
¥1,680Fallen leaves carpet a gentle valley, with arching ferns gathered around a begonia.
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Mistwood
¥1,260Wood and ferns anchor the forest floor while hanging pitchers and trailing vines extend the scene above.
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Emerald Canopy
¥1,260A wood structure supports vines, bromeliads and orchids, with pitcher plants hanging between them.
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