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These are the conditions to check in your display, not results from a long-term sealed growing trial.","A conditional candidate when the actual plant fits and the lid opens for inspection, air exchange, and maintenance. The source’s explicit terrarium recommendation applies to dwarf forms; it does not establish long-term enclosed performance for every retail plant.",[18,19,20],"Measure the actual plant and available space. For the source’s explicit terrarium use, choose a verifiable dwarf form.","Maintain bright indirect light and a moist, freely draining root zone.","Retain an opening for maintenance and inspect actual leaf and medium conditions. Do not impose a fixed lid-opening schedule.",[],[23],{"id":24,"text":25},"shared-humid-rootzone","Moist but not waterlogged rooted medium; share only where member requirements overlap.",[27,30,33],{"id":28,"text":29},"plant-canopy-light","Light at the canopy",{"id":31,"text":32},"floor-area-and-headspace","Usable floor area and headroom",{"id":34,"text":35},"root-zone-drainage-and-watering-method","Root-zone drainage and watering method","A low foreground plant sized to the specimen; the explicit terrarium recommendation is limited to dwarf forms.",[],[],[40,41,42,43],"ncsu-fittonia-albivenis","purdue-indoor-plant-care","rhs-fittonia-profile","wfo-plant-list-2026-06",{"entityId":45,"name":46,"scientificName":46,"detailPath":47,"kind":9,"scenario":48,"facts":59,"links":60,"sourceIds":61},"plant-45927dc8-85a4-4b29-a857-07dfb72fa388","Pilea cadierei","\u002Fplants\u002Faluminum-plant\u002F",{"assessmentId":49,"scenarioId":12,"title":50,"verdict":14,"scope":15,"conclusion":51,"requiredActions":52,"conflicts":56,"rootZones":57,"requiredInputs":58},"assessment-pilea-closed-humid-woodland-v1","Aluminum plant with accessible leaf and air checks","Sources list closed-terrarium use, but high humidity and poor air circulation increase powdery-mildew risk. Use only a maintainable vessel that opens for inspection, avoids standing water, and allows crowding to be controlled.",[53,54,55],"Provide bright indirect light and a moist, freely draining root zone.","Retain lid access and check air and leaf conditions.","Avoid persistently wet leaves and thin crowded growth promptly.",[],[],[],[],[],[62,63,64,65,43],"missouri-extension-terrariums-g6520","ncsu-pilea-cadierei","rhs-pilea-cadierei","ufifas-pilea-cadierei",{"entityId":67,"name":68,"scientificName":68,"detailPath":69,"kind":9,"scenario":70,"facts":93,"links":94,"sourceIds":95},"plant-29865bec-4f4e-4403-8f70-7e4ba7cb820f","Episcia cupreata","\u002Fplants\u002Fflame-violet\u002F",{"assessmentId":71,"scenarioId":12,"title":72,"verdict":14,"scope":15,"conclusion":73,"requiredActions":74,"conflicts":79,"rootZones":80,"requiredInputs":83,"role":92},"assessment-episcia-closed-humid-woodland-v3","Flame violet with dry foliage and reachable runners","A conditional flowering accent for a maintainable humid display: keep roots drained, leaves free of lasting wetness, and runners and flowers reachable. Low exchange with the room is not itself evidence of poor air movement among leaves. Move to a more open layout if persistent wetness or crowding cannot be corrected.",[75,76,77,78],"Provide warm bright indirect light and moist, freely draining roots; check actual day and night temperatures against the species guidance.","Keep leaves off wet glass and water the root area instead of repeatedly wetting the foliage.","Keep lid and removal access, remove spent flowers and decay, and control runners and crowded growth.","Inspect leaves and medium; open the lid when excess moisture or air movement needs adjustment. Move to a more open humid layout if adverse conditions persist.",[],[81],{"id":24,"text":82},"Moist, freely draining rooted medium; keep water off the leaf canopy.",[84,87,89],{"id":85,"text":86},"lid-opening-access","Lid and removal access",{"id":31,"text":88},"Space around the leaf canopy and runners",{"id":90,"text":91},"day-and-night-temperature","Day and night temperatures","An accessible flowering foliage accent in the humid rooted zone.",[],[],[62,96,97,98,99,43],"ncsu-episcia-cupreata","nparks-episcia-cupreata-cleopatra","rhs-episcia-cupreata","uaex-episcia-cupreata",[],[],1792483948446]