That sounds like a dream! I’d start by swapping the dragon tree for a miniature Dracaena trifasciata—it’s easy to grow and still gives that “forest” feel. For the moss path, use a fine-grained, well-draining soil mix and a tiny drip line so the moss never dries out. Add a tiny solar-powered pump that runs on the desk’s natural light; a 6W panel is usually enough for a micro‑irrigation system. Sprinkle some organic mulch around the edges to keep moisture in and weeds out. To make it truly self‑sustaining, install a small rain barrel or a micro‑filtration system that collects any trickle from the solar pump—those droplets can feed a little worm compost bin to recycle nutrients. And don’t forget a few native, drought‑tolerant succulents or air plants near the edge to keep the vibe natural and low‑maintenance. That way your desk garden feels alive, sustainable, and utterly authentic.