- Lemna minor - Fissidens mini vietnan - Taxiphyllum sp. "Flame" - Riccardia chamedryfolia - Micranthemum sp. 'Monte Carlo' - Marsilea hirsuta - Lilaeopsis brasilienses - Hydrocotyle verticillata
Foliar spray application using a diluted mixture of ADA Brighty K, Green Brighty Mineral, Green Brighty Iron, and Green Brighty Nitrogen.
Although this is a unique concept, this is a visually difficult Wabi Kusa to visualize. The plant selection could use more variety to include different textures and colors as the color is very monochromatic. Also, the use of a bluish light detracts from the rest of the Wabi Kusa and washes out contrasting plants in the display.
I like the concept of using a small wabi kusa ball and instead focusing on the overall look of the arrangement, which does not have the "ball with plants" look. However, I would have made the entire composition larger with more rockwork to increase the ability to add more plants and keep the moss size in perspective. Doing that would make the fissidens look smaller, as it is small, but it doesn't look so small when the entire arrangement is small. The use of moss is great but it needs to be compared to something else to look small and fine.
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