1, please put pebbles or sand with moderate particles on the bottom of the bottle. The size of the stone depends on the size of your bottle. You can't use big stones for small bottles, can you?
2. Sprinkle some activated carbon on pebbles or sand. If your bottle is bigger, spread some pebbles or sand stones and add activated carbon (to prevent some rot).
3. Put the nutrient soil on the activated carbon, either roll it into a bucket and put it in a bottle, then add the soil in the middle of the paper tube, or wet the soil, otherwise the dust will fly around and your bottle will be washed in vain.
4. Take tweezers to plant plants. Plant a narrow circle of moss around the bottle first (to prevent the leaves in the plant from contacting the bottle wall for a long time, which may turn black and burn). Chopsticks or bamboo sticks can be used to help you plant. To prevent dust from flying, you can wet the soil first.
5. After planting the plants, add water to the bottle wall (use a syringe, don't flush the newly planted plants). It's good to have water. Anyway, the bottle wall is transparent. You can see the amount of water. If you are really uneasy, add it in batches. After adding it, let it look there. If it is not enough, add it.
6. After all the above plants are planted, you can buy some miniature figures, small animals, bridges and flowing water to look better and put a landscape on them. When you are bored, cover the bottle and put it in a cool place for a few days to see if the plants are still so green. Congratulations, the planting is successful, and the rest is maintenance. If there is too much water, open the cover and let it cool. If it is not enough, add some. If it grows too big, take it out. . . . Note: do not put it directly in the sun, put it by the window where light is scattered. . . .
PS: Is this question actually 1 1 year old? Does it matter if I answer it? Landlord, do you still want to plant it? When did you see it? Shall we adopt it?