The love for plants and the creation of home green oases has never been stronger. The last thing that enchanted us from the plant world were these green balls, more precisely Marimo aquatic plants. They look quite unusual, but at the same time simple, reminiscent of moss, but they are actually seaweed in a ball. They are extremely long-lived, grow very slowly, are not demanding, and in a glass jar you can combine them with other plants prone to similar conditions, but also stones, etc. Don’t keep them on direct light and change the water every 7 to 10 days. Look for them in stores with aquarists equipment.
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