This VERY VERSETILE plant can be used in a Wet and Medium wet terrarium

These portions are as per the pictures and shipped wraped in a paper towel and placed in a plastic bag. Please remove it as soon as you recieve it and ensure it does not dehydrate.
 
Common Name: Fine Terrarium Moss
Family: Hypnaceae
Native Range: Various regions
Care Level: Easy
Terrarium Type: High-humidity, low-light terrariums
Lighting Requirements: Low to moderate light
Temperature: 68-82°F (20-28°C)
Humidity: High humidity (above 50-60%)
Substrate: None required, can be attached to various surfaces such as rocks, wood, or substrate
Propagation: Fragmentation, division, or by allowing it to spread naturally
Feeding: Fine terrarium moss can obtain nutrients from the air, water, and decaying organic matter in the terrarium. Additional supplementation with liquid or foliar fertilizers is not necessary.
Tankmates: Fine terrarium moss can coexist with most small animals commonly kept in terrariums, such as amphibians, reptiles, and invertebrates. Avoid animals that may uproot or disturb the moss.
Maintenance:
Maintain high humidity levels by misting the terrarium regularly or using a humidifier.
Provide low to moderate lighting to prevent excessive growth and maintain a compact form.
Trim or prune the moss as needed to maintain its desired shape and prevent overgrowth.
Monitor for any signs of pests or diseases and take appropriate action if necessary.
Avoid touching or handling the moss frequently, as oils from human hands can inhibit its growth.
Special Considerations:
Fine terrarium moss is a versatile and hardy plant that can adapt to a wide range of terrarium conditions.
It can be used as a ground cover, wall covering, or accent in terrariums, vivariums, and paludariums.
Fine terrarium moss can provide natural hiding spots, breeding grounds, and substrate for beneficial microfauna, such as springtails or isopods.
This moss is known for its ability to grow in low-light conditions, making it suitable for terrariums with limited lighting options.
With proper care, fine terrarium moss can thrive and add a lush, natural look to your terrarium. Regular monitoring of humidity, lighting, and maintenance will help ensure its health and longevity in your terrarium setup.