Do not add extra fertilizer to your terrarium. It’s now time to add the plants but before you do, you should sketch out where each plant should go. Choose the locations for your large and small plants ...

Creating a DIY hanging terrarium is easy and requires only a few materials. Choose a clear glass container with an opening ...

You can hand-select your favourite plants and use the cork lid to seal your design, ensuring a flourishing terrarium within a waterproof and humid environment you can enjoy for years to come.

I love to keep jars in all shapes and sizes, but my favorites are large glass pickle jars ... so I decided to try to turn one into a terrarium lamp. Read more: 10 Tips For Easily Repotting Your ...

You could opt for a large glass jar, fish bowl, or other clear container with a lid or opening. Some plants thrive in a closed terrarium while others prefer an open one. We like mini indoor ferns and ...

Your terrarium plants will gradually start to outgrow their limited space ... If some of the plants become too unruly or large, you can pull them out and replace them with another plant,' adds Vladan.

Sporting a contemporary bowl-shaped design, setting up your own Terrarium is relaxing and enjoyable. Handpick your favourite plants, then secure your creation with the cork lid to ensure your ...