While this is a lovely entry, it does not qualify as a wabi kusa because there is no substrate ball used, as is required for this category.
It is very easy to care for; the key is maintaining a stable temperature and humidity above 70%
Neritina natalensis Clithon corona
Cardamine lyrata, Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Brown’, Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Green’, Java Moss, Ludwigia sessiliflora
Use Seachem Pristine after the weekly water change, then use Seachem Flourish Series liquid fertilizers once a week.
This is not a Wabi Kusa. There is no substrate ball and there appears to be use of a terrestrial fern in the layout. Please review the rules of the category.
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I appreciated the moss work because many creators don't take the time and effort to do moss, which can take a very long time to grow. Rock work is a nice touch too, and something you don't see that often. Only improvement is the plants cascading down the rockwork should be a smaller leaf size to keep it in perspective with the rest of the plants and the overall look.
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