Rather than shell out money for a large glass terrarium, consider this popular upcycle, converting your old IKEA cabinet into ...

Cut the moss into smaller pieces to make it easier to fit in around the other plants. Add any additional soil or water as ...

5. Pot up your plants. Try fittonias, philodendrons, calatheas, clubmosses, and ferns that love a humid environment. Start with cuttings or tubestock size plants and prune them back if they start to ...

Plants that enjoy open terrariums include aloe ... of the activated charcoal on top and add in a good amount of potting soil. Once that’s all sorted, all that’s left is to plant your plants ...

Glass bowl terrariums are bringing sunshine and soil into city folks’ lives. They can be made in different themes and add a ...

Easy Little Plants features houseplants and DIY terrariums made easy. The shop hosts terrarium-making classes, wildflower seed bombs, decorative moss frames, and potted houseplants. Easy Little ...

moist environment that runs itself – moisture from leaf transpiration condenses and runs back into the soil creating a self-supporting cycle. You can also make an open terrarium for plants that ...