Growth from peat moss in a terrarium

[kbrum1066]

I started a terrarium several years ago for several CP's (before I learned that not all CP's enjoy them

) and I used a dry peat starter for the "soil". I eventually moved the CP's (only about a week) and lo and behold, not only was the peat growing, but so were several other plants.
One was a fern of some type (which is now three or four years old and still very small) while there was another more aggresive plant (almost like a vine) that I have to pull some of it out once in a while or it would take over. I basically treat it as if it were for the CP's as far as light and water goes. I only bring it inside when the weather drops below freezing.
Has anybody else done this or are there other plants that I could do something similar with? Are there small sized bog plants? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanx

 

[quogue]

I have some non-CP plants growing in with my CP's as well. I know nothing of them, but left a few as top-dressings.
The only thing I could tell you is to look out for Clover's. They look cool but grow like crazy and make huge, spreading root systems and can be quite bothersome.

 

[Clint]

Cranberry!

 

[chloroplast]

There's lots of stuff that finds its way into my CP pots. I remove anything foreign right away, before it gets a chance to develop a large root system that can make removing it a pain the ___!

Ken