Blog post
Are terrarium decorations safe for aquariums?
Terrarium decorations often add a touch of beauty and personality to indoor spaces, creating miniature landscapes that mimic natural environments. However, when it comes to aquariums, the safety of these decorations becomes a crucial consideration. In this blog post, we’ll explore whether terrarium decorations are safe for use in ……….
UNLOCKING THE MAGIC, HOW TERRARIUM WORKS!
Hey there, fellow nature enthusiast! Ever wondered how those charming little terrariums work their magic? Well, buckle up because we’re about to dive into the fascinating world of miniature ecosystems!
Section 1: Let’s Talk Terrariums So, what exactly is a terrarium? Think of it as a tiny, self-contained garden encapsulated in a glass container. It’s like having your little slice of nature right on your tabletop.
How to Build a Terrarium with Step-by-Step Guide
Making a terrarium can seem complicated at first, but this blog will guide you through the process step by step.
For today’s build, I’m going to be using a glass cookie jar. It has a lid with a rubber gasket, providing a tight seal. Now let’s move on to making the drainage layer. To make this layer, you have many options. Today, I’m using “Leaker” stones, known for their porous nature and lightweight. After placing a generous amount
Are terrariums easy to care for?
For gardening enthusiasts with limited space or time, terrariums offer the perfect solution. They’re space-saving, low-maintenance, and add charm to any home. However, without proper care, plants in terrariums may struggle to survive. In this blog, you’ll learn how to care for your plants effectively.Light is the key component for your plant and terrarium health, but what kind of light should you use? The first one is a natural source and the other one is grow lights.If you use a natural source, you have to ensure that direct sunlight does not come to your plants. You can use grow lights by using warm white or daylight white light bulbs, which will work perfectly.
BUILDING YOUR OWN TERRARIUM STEP-BY-STEP
Welcome to the wonderful world of terrariums! If you’re looking to bring a touch of nature into your home or office, building your own terrarium is a fantastic way to do just that. In this detailed guide, we’ll walk you through each step of the process, from selecting the perfect container to adding the finishing touches. Get ready to unleash your creativity and create a stunning miniature ecosystem!
Terrarium Magic: Choosing the Right Plants
Terrariums can house a variety of plants, but maybe you prefer the look of moss over succulents? Or perhaps you fancy more traditional houseplants? No matter what type of plant you choose, make sure that you are putting it in the right type of container and that it will live in an environment that will make it happy. If you have kitties who love eating plants, it’s also important to choose plants that aren’t poisonous and won’t cause skin irritation and the most important thing to remember when planning your terrarium
Terrarium Time Machine
Hey there, plant enthusiasts! Today, we’re taking a journey through time to explore the rich history of terrariums. Let’s get started!
Our story begins nearly 200 years ago with Dr. Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward, a London physician and avid nature lover. During a voyage to Jamaica at the young age of 13, Ward’s fascination with plants, particularly ferns and palms, was ignited. As an adult in London, he dreamed of creating a lush wall covered in ferns and moss.
Crafting the Perfect Soil Mix for Lush Indoor Gardens
Regular potting mix There are a few different options available when it comes to selecting a soil mix for your terrarium soil. You can either choose to purchase a regular potting mix from a nursery or use soil from your backyard or garden. The right terrarium substrate is one of the three main pillars of building successful terrariums, along with enough light and correct watering. In this blog, I’m going to go in-depth about why it’s important to get the soil right.
UNLOCKING THE MYSTERIES OF CLOSED TERRARIUMS
A closed terrarium is a self-sufficient ecosystem that is created inside a clear enclosed container replicating a piece of nature. It is built with substrate, natural materials and moisture loving plants. It is essentially a miniature ecosystem that is able to effectively sustain itself with almost no interference from outside. But have you ever wondered how a terrarium actually works? How is it able to sustain life inside an enclosed space without having access to the outside atmosphere? To know that we will have to first understand what plants need to survive.
They need sunlight, carbon dioxide, oxygen, water and nutrients to survive and all of these form part of the nutrient cycle that plants must have constant access to. Let us talk about sunlight which is a key energy source used by plants. We already know that we cannot subject a closed terrarium to direct sunlight. It will create an extreme greenhouse effect and kill everything that is alive inside the terrarium. Indirect sunlight can work but may not always be very effective. Artificial lighting is a much preferred way these days to provide light energy to plants in closed terrariums. As long as plants get sufficient light, be it from indirect sunlight or
Preparing Plants for Enclosures
Hey everyone! Today, I’m diving into one of the most requested topics: how I prep my plants for terrariums and vivariums. In this post, I’ll be sharing the methods and techniques that have proven successful for me over time. So, if you’re looking to set up your own green haven, stick around for some helpful insights.
CREATING NATURALISTIC TERRARIUM HOMES FOR ARBOREAL SNAKES
Looking to create a cozy habitat for your adorable pets? Terrariums offer a fully planted, naturalistic environment perfect for your furry friends. Join us as we are going to put our lovely animals into their new homes and see how they thrive! If you’re curious about witnessing this exciting journey, make sure to stick around. Trust us, it’s going to be a blast! We collect some tropical plants from the nursery. So let’s get started because these animals are gonna love their future homes. I’ve acquired two 12 by 12 by 18 Exotera terrariums. I love the quality of these terrariums plus I like that they’re front opening.
