This *wabikusa* was created in a slightly different style, featuring unique pieces of wood. I hope you enjoy my work, and thank you.
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Anubias minima anubias dwarf nana anubias petite criptocorine bacopa lobelia cardinalis hidrocotile rotundifolia
Sprayed with foliar fertilizer every two weeks
A very nice and cohesive Wabi Kusa with excellent use of contrasting textures. The Anubias used in the layout really sets the vibe for the Wabi kusa and framing the ball with what I believe is the flowering Bacopa is a very nice tough. The wood used in the design blends well with the Wabi Kusa and doesn't look out of place with the rest the layout. Well done!
This is a nice arrangement - very natural, asymmetry of the wood looks creative and interesting. The plants look healthy. Anubias and the cardinalis on the right have similar leaf size and shape - an improvement is to use either the dwarf lobelia cardinalis or replace with some other smaller leaf plant. Using hydrocotyl tripartita mini for the trailing plants would have given the arrangement a more interesting feel with smaller leaf plants, as well as a small touch of color would have elevated this up a bit.
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