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Old 12-03-2009, 12:49 PM
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just one question to some people what does sticky mean cause i want to sticky it too but dont know how i did subscribe to thread but i want to come back whenever directly to this can anyone help
Sticky is a term that refers to threads that are permanently displayed (stuck) at the top of the forum listings. If you go into a forum ex: Beginner Discussion - Dendroboard

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thank you very much... jus no time to read about every little niche some times to save time it is easier to ask the more exp. people " No question is a dumb question!"

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So now that I know what kind of plant to plant in the terrarium, can you help me with substrate? I have a false bottom setup with gravel and a tree fern panel on top. Then its covered in coco fiber. Do I add some type of soil to plant the plants in or do they grow in the coco fiber? Sorry, I'm very new to all of this!
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So now that I know what kind of plant to plant in the terrarium, can you help me with substrate? I have a false bottom setup with gravel and a tree fern panel on top. Then its covered in coco fiber. Do I add some type of soil to plant the plants in or do they grow in the coco fiber? Sorry, I'm very new to all of this!
Hello abyrd19. Welcome to Dendroboard!!

This website has been here for a good while now and as such has a PLETHORA of information at your very disposal. Most of the more common questions can be answered by doing a little ol' fashion digging.

From what it sounds like, your gravel/tree fern "false bottom" won't actually do you any good in terms of a false bottom. This is b/c water can still wick upwards through the gravel AND the tree fern and saturate your soil. You may want to research the egg crate style false bottom.

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awesome!!! so much useable information!! great photos too! from a newby standpoint, this is sooooo helpful. maybe also list which ones are minitures or grow on the small side? sticky definitley justified!!!!!!!!
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awesome!! cant wait to see your section on mosses!!!
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just think this thread should be revived.
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