The Master DIY Terrarium Kit gives you the opportunity to create a real glass garden, a self-sufficient green oasis with stunning visual appeal. This complete kit is designed to transform any space with an elegant, sustainable touch of nature, perfect for DIY gardening enthusiasts or anyone discovering this fascinating art for the first time.
Features of the DIY Terrarium Kit
- Glass container with cork lid: Ø 25 cm, height 18 cm, ideal for maintaining optimal humidity.
- Set of 7 assorted live plants – varieties are selected based on availability at the time of ordering (e.g., Fittonias, Ferns, Asparagus, Chamaedorea, Hedera).
- Premium natural substrates: specific potting soil, activated charcoal, expanded clay, fine gravel, and decorative sand.
- Black steel tool kit for precise assembly.
- Demineralized water sprayer (500 ml) for proper hydration.
Note: The plants included in the kit are selected based on availability at the time of ordering. The varieties listed are examples and may vary without notice, while always ensuring species suitable for life in a terrarium.
Tips and Instructions for Your Glass Garden
- Placement: Choose a location with indirect light, away from heat sources or drafts.
- Watering: Use the included sprayer to keep the substrate moist, but avoid waterlogging.
- Maintenance: Remove dry leaves and monitor the internal humidity; the cork lid helps create a stable microclimate.
- Assembly: Follow the detailed instructions to create your DIY terrarium.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you create a DIY terrarium?
To create a DIY terrarium, layer the materials included in the kit (expanded clay, charcoal, potting soil) and plant the species, following the instructions provided for optimal results.
Which plants should be used for a closed terrarium?
The ideal plants for a closed terrarium are those that thrive in humid, low-light environments, such as Fittonias, Ferns, Asparagus, Chamaedorea, and Hedera. The varieties included in the kit are selected based on availability at the time of ordering.
How long does a closed terrarium last?
A closed terrarium, if properly cared for and planted with the right species, can last for years, creating a self-sufficient ecosystem that requires minimal maintenance.
