u/Juan-SP

It's on a 4lt jar that I didn't want to photograph from the outside because the condensation makes the photos look horribly bad and I just take em with my phone. I'm really happy to see how many new sprouts appeared and to know that it's still going on (I know 11 days is not that much at all but STILL I'm proud lol). Something that concerns me a lil but is the white funghi or whatever it is that's growing on the piece of bark (bark? idk, english isn't my native language, I'm sorry 🫠) between the plants and the pieces of wood on the border/edge/youknow, mostly because I don't think there are enough springtails (yet) to get rid of it and I'm kinda worried that it could damage the plants.

Below everything that's visible I put a layer of rocks anddd that's all about it! I hope I can receive useful tips if someone wants to leave them and I am really happy and excited to read opinions (and critics of course)!

I wish I could load two videos I took alongside this picture, sorry for the HORRIBLE quality.

The Random Yellow Thing decided to go and explore the bark (bark?) next to him. I know about springtails and stuff like that but I never saw a bug like that and it amazes me how much variety there is even in the smallest places.

(I would add a photo of the whole thing but I find it too ugly to show lol, it's basically a layer of rocks, damp ground, bark, a very weird-placed layer of moss and some clovers and thingies that I don't really know what they are, like the leaf seen in the photo. Not the most aesthetic thing ever but I just hope it grows and prospers)