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Measure the container, plant size, light, airflow, and indoor conditions, and decide whether the layout is seasonal or intended for longer use.","Fittonia and Pilea can share indirect light and moist, drained soil in a partly open humid display. Use them together only when their actual footprints, gentle airflow, and reachable pruning or removal routes fit the layout.","A partly open humid display with shared soil, measured around the two actual plants.",[14],"Low ground cover with an upright leaf focal point",[16],{"id":17,"text":18},"shared-moist-drained-rootzone","Shared soil kept moist and drained",[20,23,26,29,32,35,38],{"id":21,"text":22},"plant-canopy-light","Light reaching the canopy",{"id":24,"text":25},"relative-humidity","Humidity around the plants",{"id":27,"text":28},"day-and-night-temperature","Actual day and night temperatures",{"id":30,"text":31},"floor-area-and-headspace","Usable floor area, specimen size, and headroom",{"id":33,"text":34},"root-zone-drainage-and-watering-method","Soil drainage and how you will water",{"id":36,"text":37},"optional-support-and-tool-clearance","Support and tool clearance",{"id":39,"text":40},"airflow-at-plant-position","Airflow at the plants",[42,61],{"entityId":43,"media":44,"scientificName":45,"detailPath":59,"zoneId":17,"role":60},"plant-b82725e7-3497-45da-a651-8d6c87675f18",{"label":45,"description":46,"src":47,"alt":46,"caption":45,"rightsStatus":48,"depiction":49,"width":50,"height":51,"creator":52,"sourceUrl":53,"license":54,"licenseUrl":55,"changes":56,"showProductionNotes":57,"rightsEvidence":58},"Fittonia albivenis","Leaves with pink veins","\u002Fimages\u002Fcontent\u002Fplants\u002Fbaseline\u002Fplant-b82725e7-3497-45da-a651-8d6c87675f18.webp","licensed","photograph",1024,768,"K. 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For the terrarium use described by NC State, choose an identifiable dwarf form.","Keep the shared soil moist and drained, and avoid pouring water over the leaves.","Prune or remove plants that outgrow their allocated space. Count pruning as an option only when tools can reach the plant.",[82],"Both plants spread sideways. Their actual canopies may overlap or shade a neighbor on limited floor space; shared use depends on the allocated footprints and tool access.",[],[],[86,87,88,89,90,91,92,93],"missouri-extension-terrariums-g6520","ncsu-fittonia-albivenis","ncsu-pilea-cadierei","purdue-indoor-plant-care","rhs-fittonia-profile","rhs-pilea-cadierei","ufifas-pilea-cadierei","wfo-plant-list-2026-06",true,{"combinationId":96,"detailPath":97,"title":98,"verdict":99,"scenarioId":9,"scope":10,"conclusion":100,"layout":101,"roles":102,"rootZones":105,"requiredInputs":107,"members":115,"commonConditions":131,"additionalManagement":133,"conflicts":134,"unknowns":136,"alternatives":137,"sourceIds":164,"summary":94},"fittonia-soleirolia-compact-bed-v1","\u002Fplants\u002Fopen-terrarium-plants\u002F#humid-combinations-combination-fittonia-soleirolia-compact-bed-v1","Fittonia and baby’s tears on a compact shared bed","unsuitable","Choose one groundcover when Fittonia and Soleirolia must spread across the same narrow surface without room to keep their growth separate or reach each plant for trimming. Their moisture needs can overlap, but this cramped layout cannot manage the competition. A larger, independently reachable layout needs its own check.","A narrow, single-level shared surface without separately reachable growing space for both expanding groundcovers.",[103,104],"Spreading ground cover","Fast mat-forming ground cover",[106],{"id":17,"text":18},[108,109,110,111,112,113,114],{"id":21,"text":22},{"id":24,"text":25},{"id":27,"text":28},{"id":30,"text":31},{"id":33,"text":34},{"id":36,"text":37},{"id":39,"text":40},[116,118],{"entityId":43,"media":117,"scientificName":45,"detailPath":59,"zoneId":17,"role":103},{"label":45,"description":46,"src":47,"alt":46,"caption":45,"rightsStatus":48,"depiction":49,"width":50,"height":51,"creator":52,"sourceUrl":53,"license":54,"licenseUrl":55,"changes":56,"showProductionNotes":57,"rightsEvidence":58},{"entityId":119,"media":120,"scientificName":121,"detailPath":130,"zoneId":17,"role":104},"plant-619a9b0f-1aa9-4347-946d-998eff57aa8e",{"label":121,"description":121,"src":122,"alt":121,"caption":121,"rightsStatus":48,"depiction":49,"width":123,"height":124,"creator":125,"sourceUrl":126,"license":127,"licenseUrl":128,"changes":56,"showProductionNotes":57,"rightsEvidence":129},"Soleirolia soleirolii","\u002Fimages\u002Fcontent\u002Fplants\u002Fbaseline\u002Fplant-619a9b0f-1aa9-4347-946d-998eff57aa8e.webp",800,600,"GFDL","https:\u002F\u002Fplants.ces.ncsu.edu\u002Fplants\u002Fsoleirolia-soleirolii\u002F","CC BY-SA 3.0","https:\u002F\u002Fcreativecommons.org\u002Flicenses\u002Fby-sa\u002F3.0\u002Fdeed.en","ncsu-soleirolia-soleirolii: Gallery image data-image-id=35273; data-attrib and data-license","\u002Fplants\u002Fbabys-tears\u002F",[132],"Both prefer moist, draining soil and indirect light. Those shared needs do not remove competition for a compact planting surface.",[],[135],"Fittonia spreads along the surface, while Soleirolia forms a rapidly expanding dense mat. On this compact shared bed they compete for floor space and may shade a neighbor. This is a layout conflict, not permanent incompatibility between the species.",[],[138,148,155],{"kind":139,"scenarioId":9,"scenarioVersion":140,"requiresReassessment":94,"members":141,"rootZones":144,"reason":147},"member-change","1.1",[142],{"entityId":43,"scientificName":45,"detailPath":59,"zoneId":17,"role":143},"Single ground-cover plant",[145],{"id":17,"text":146},"Soil kept moist and drained","Keep Fittonia alone to remove competition with a second spreading ground cover on the compact bed. Check the actual plant against the available space.",{"kind":139,"scenarioId":9,"scenarioVersion":140,"requiresReassessment":94,"members":149,"rootZones":152,"reason":154},[150],{"entityId":119,"scientificName":121,"detailPath":130,"zoneId":17,"role":151},"Single mat-forming ground cover",[153],{"id":17,"text":146},"Keep Soleirolia alone to remove competition with a second spreading ground cover. Leave maintenance access for its expanding mat.",{"kind":156,"scenarioId":9,"scenarioVersion":140,"requiresReassessment":94,"members":157,"rootZones":160,"reason":162,"layout":163},"layout-change",[158,159],{"entityId":43,"scientificName":45,"detailPath":59,"zoneId":17,"role":103},{"entityId":119,"scientificName":121,"detailPath":130,"zoneId":17,"role":104},[161],{"id":17,"text":146},"Keeping both plants requires a larger layout that fits the actual specimens and provides reachable growing and maintenance areas for each. That changed plan does not inherit the judgment for the compact bed.","A larger layout measured around both actual plants, with separately reachable growing and maintenance areas.",[87,165,93],"ncsu-soleirolia-soleirolii",[167],{"combinationId":168,"detailPath":169,"title":170,"verdict":8,"scenarioId":171,"scope":10,"conclusion":172,"layout":173,"roles":174,"rootZones":177,"requiredInputs":181,"members":194,"commonConditions":216,"additionalManagement":218,"conflicts":222,"unknowns":224,"alternatives":225,"sourceIds":226,"summary":94},"aloe-crassula-open-succulent-v1","\u002Fplants\u002Fsucculent-terrarium-plants\u002F#succulent-combination-combination-aloe-crassula-open-succulent-v1","Aloe vera and jade in an open succulent display","open-succulent-display","Aloe vera and jade can share an open, bright display when water has a real drainage outlet and the soil dries between waterings. Check both plants and growing space first; an open top or a stone layer does not drain a glass bowl.","An open succulent display with enough room for both actual plants, their canopies, and flowering stems.",[175,176],"Basal rosette focal point","Upright woody focal point",[178],{"id":179,"text":180},"shared-succulent-rootzone","Shared soil that drains freely and dries between waterings",[182,184,185,188,191],{"id":183,"text":22},"light-at-canopy",{"id":27,"text":28},{"id":186,"text":187},"specimen-dimensions","Actual plant and rootball dimensions",{"id":189,"text":190},"container-footprint-and-depth","Container footprint and soil depth",{"id":192,"text":193},"drainage","How water drains from the shared soil",[195,206],{"entityId":196,"media":197,"scientificName":198,"detailPath":205,"zoneId":179,"role":175},"plant-63c83b78-4c33-4862-8558-ad639e8f5a45",{"label":198,"description":199,"src":200,"alt":199,"caption":198,"rightsStatus":48,"depiction":49,"width":50,"height":201,"creator":202,"sourceUrl":203,"license":127,"licenseUrl":128,"changes":56,"showProductionNotes":57,"rightsEvidence":204},"Aloe vera","Aloe vera leaves forming a basal rosette.","\u002Fimages\u002Fcontent\u002Fplants\u002Fbaseline\u002Fplant-63c83b78-4c33-4862-8558-ad639e8f5a45.webp",576,"Mokkie","https:\u002F\u002Fplants.ces.ncsu.edu\u002Fplants\u002Faloe-vera\u002F","ncsu-aloe-vera: Gallery image data-image-id=40018; data-attrib and data-license","\u002Fplants\u002Faloe-vera\u002F",{"entityId":207,"media":208,"scientificName":209,"detailPath":215,"zoneId":179,"role":176},"plant-ecc8c79c-56a1-429f-8330-a20d95edf22b",{"label":209,"description":210,"src":211,"alt":210,"caption":209,"rightsStatus":48,"depiction":49,"width":51,"height":50,"creator":212,"sourceUrl":213,"license":127,"licenseUrl":128,"changes":56,"showProductionNotes":57,"rightsEvidence":214},"Crassula ovata","Potted plant with a trunk and many branches & succulent leaves.","\u002Fimages\u002Fcontent\u002Fplants\u002Fbaseline\u002Fplant-ecc8c79c-56a1-429f-8330-a20d95edf22b.webp","Cyril Gourdan","https:\u002F\u002Fplants.ces.ncsu.edu\u002Fplants\u002Fcrassula-ovata\u002F","ncsu-crassula-ovata: Gallery image data-image-id=41217; data-attrib and data-license","\u002Fplants\u002Fjade-plant\u002F",[217],"Open air and bright sunlight; very freely draining shared soil that dries between waterings; ordinary indoor humidity. Check actual day and night temperatures against each plant’s guidance before sharing this position.",[219,220,221],"Measure both plants, their canopies, and the route for flowering stems before assigning shared soil space.","Water according to the soil’s actual drying, rather than a fixed calendar.","Check the source temperature ranges for each plant. Leave room for canopies and flowering stems; pruning is not a default solution when tools cannot reach.",[223],"Ordinary horticultural mature spreads can exceed some compact layouts. Use those source dimensions as planning context, not a prediction of size inside glass; compare the actual specimens with their assigned space.",[],[],[227,228,229,230,231,232,233,234,235,236,237,93],"arizona-extension-aloe-vera","missouri-botanical-garden-jade","ncsu-aloe-vera","ncsu-crassula-ovata","penn-state-aloe-vera","rhs-aloe-genus-guide","rhs-aloe-houseplant-guide","rhs-crassula-houseplant-guide","texas-tech-aloe-vera","uf-ifas-aloe-vera","uw-madison-crassula-ovata",1792483948495]