Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

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Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

This stunning all-in-one terrarium provides the ideal environment for your plants to thrive. The modern and elegant design of our Bio Bottle is perfect for anywhere in your home, adding a touch of serenity and mindfulness of nature to your personal space. The LED provides a soft natural light. Not only can it highlight the silhouette of your proudest artistic work, the full spectrum light rays cradle our plants just like soft sunlight. In addition to the artistic design and outstanding functions, the excellent quality of this product will leave you a deep impression. Order your products now and create your dream moss terrarium! Teardrop (small) - model: SD175 Diameter: 7" Height: 10" Light Voltage: 3W Volume: 3.72L Teardrop (large) - model: SD200 Diameter: 8" Height: 12" Light Voltage: 5W Volume: 5.32L Cylinder (small) - model: ZD150 Diameter: 6" Height: 11.6" Light Voltage: 5W Volume: 4.59L Cylinder (large) - model: ZD200 Diameter: 8" Height: 13.5" Light Voltage: 10W Volume: 9.42L Rectangular (small) - model: FD200 Length: 8.7" Height: 16" Light Voltage: 5W Volume: 14.4L Rectangular (large) - model: FD250 Length: 10.6" Height: 20" Light Voltage: 10W Volume: 28.75L Importance: Plants are not included in the bottle. For more information please visit our website: https://sunflare.store/collections/plants

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Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

This stunning all-in-one terrarium provides the ideal environment for your plants to thrive. The modern and elegant design of our Bio Bottle is perfect for anywhere in your home, adding a touch of serenity and mindfulness of nature to your personal space. The LED provides a soft natural light. Not only can it highlight the silhouette of your proudest artistic work, the full spectrum light rays cradle our plants just like soft sunlight. In addition to the artistic design and outstanding functions, the excellent quality of this product will leave you a deep impression. Order your products now and create your dream moss terrarium! Teardrop (small) - model: SD175 Diameter: 7" Height: 10" Light Voltage: 3W Volume: 3.72L Teardrop (large) - model: SD200 Diameter: 8" Height: 12" Light Voltage: 5W Volume: 5.32L Cylinder (small) - model: ZD150 Diameter: 6" Height: 11.6" Light Voltage: 5W Volume: 4.59L Cylinder (large) - model: ZD200 Diameter: 8" Height: 13.5" Light Voltage: 10W Volume: 9.42L Rectangular (small) - model: FD200 Length: 8.7" Height: 16" Light Voltage: 5W Volume: 14.4L Rectangular (large) - model: FD250 Length: 10.6" Height: 20" Light Voltage: 10W Volume: 28.75L Importance: Plants are not included in the bottle. For more information please visit our website: https://sunflare.store/collections/plants

I'm switching from crafts temporarily (storing up energy for the fall-winter holiday season) and for the next month or so will be publishing all sorts of helpful indoor gardening tips to ease from the pleasures of growing things outside to the joy of growing something inside. I'm not sure what appeals to me so much about tiny things but it doesn't matter if we're talking about puppies or poppies small is cute. Not only are terrariums and miniature gardens the solution to small spaces and apartment living but they can be a beautiful addition to your interior design. You don't have to have a fancy antique Victorian Wardian case such as you see above, even a large vase, Mason jar or clear glass cookie jar works well. The key is to plan well. 1. Choose your container. I like the Anchor Hocking brand of glass containers they often sell at Walmart because they're decorative and inexpensive but think of any glass container or even a piece of lava rock on a shallow dish is a beautiful place for tiny succulents. Cottage Living shows how to grow little plants in clear Christmas balls and Angry Chicken has a link to a beautiful suspended terrarium. 2. Layer well. Spread a thin layer of gravel in the bottom followed by another thin layer of charcoal bits and a thicker layer of potting soil. 3. Decide if you want a theme. How about a rain forest or miniature formal garden for example? Get some paper and plan the layout. 4. Plant your flowers. You can get plants that are actually miniaturized versions of larger plants--I have some miniature orchids that I've been successfully growing in terrariums for over a year now--which can be so cute in a tiny garden complete with tiny bricks and a tiny fountain but you can also plant regularly-sized plants and let them go. Experiment a little--those white flowers you see at the left are miniature gloxinia. 5. Watch the light. You won't have to worry too much about the water because in a closed terrarium most of the water is recycled but you will need to check on it occasionally. However, watch that you don't burn the plant if you have it sitting in strong sun because the glass will make it even hotter in there--too hot for some plants. Sponsored by Sweet Retreat Kids--for fun kids decor. Fun spaces are memorable places. Technorati tags: gardening, terrariums, miniatures

I love succulents, cacti and air plants and this is the reason why I learned all about Closed Terrariums! I own quite a collection of miniature succulents, and while I was researching and exploring options to build an Open Terrarium, I came across the Closed…

Once you decide on creating your own terrarium, there are a few choices still to make. These choices will determine which plants will thrive in your terrarium containers, what kind of sunlight it needs, and how much maintenance it requires. Here is a quick guide to help you make your perfect terrarium. Container selection Whether you buy a terrarium kit, or find a terrarium container and convert it yourself, your vessel choice will determine the type of environment for your plants as being an open or closed terrarium. Open - Occasional Maintenance Closed - Lowest Maintenance Choosing Your Plants Once you choose between an open or closed terrarium, your next decision is to pick the plants you want to grow. The terrarium you choose will lend itself to either moisture-loving plants or plants that prefer an arid, dry environment. Here are a few of the most popular options for both types of terrariums. Open - These plants prefer circulating air and a more arid environment: Aloe, Hens & Chicks, Cacti, Air Plant Closed - These plants thrive in a closed environment with more moisture: Baby Ferns, Aechmea, Cryptanthus, Neoregelia Arranging your Drainage Layers Proper drainage in a terrarium is crucial for the health of your plants and the success of your terrarium. Each layer serves a purpose for ensuring the longevity of your plant and maintaining the proper growing environment. Open - Pebbles, Plant, Soil, Charcoal, Rocks Closed - Plant, Soil, Charcoal, Rocks Terrarium Care The best part of building a terrarium is enjoying it for years to come. If assembled correctly, a terrarium requires little ongoing maintenance. However, don’t let your hard work go to waste by not properly caring for your plants. Open - These terrariums are great for direct light or lots of sun. Make sure to consider the specific plants in your terrarium when placing it. Water every two weeks, or as needed. Closed - These terrariums require very little maintenance. Indirect light is great for these plants. Direct sunlight on a closed terrarium can burn your plants. Open the terrarium at least once a month for roughly 20 minutes to allow for some air circulation. ENJOY! Sources: Derek Woodruff, AIFD, PFCI, CF, Owner of Floral Underground https://www.ecoponics.com.sg/difference-closed-open-terrariums/