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You can really use just about any glue to adhere your succulents and moss to the planter you are using. However, after trying a variety of glues, I found that Oasis Floral Adhesive is far and away the easiest option to work with and keeps the succulents most secure.
The great thing about the Oasis glue is it dries fairly quickly. You have enough time to put the glue on your planter/succulent/moss and set your items in place. But, it stiffens up quickly enough that you don't have to hold your succulents in one spot for more than a few seconds. It's really great!
To start, squeeze floral glue on any areas you want the sphagnum moss to stick to. Next, you'll place the moss on the glue. Once the moss is in place, just add succulents. You can purchase the tiny varieties of succulent