Building Your Own Terrarium
It's a lot easier than you may think!
First, make sure that you have all the required materials for building your terrarium. The most important of these, of course, is the terrarium itself. Virtually any type of clear plastic or glass container will work just fine. Bottles, fish bowls, jars, you name it. There are even special containers built just for terrariums. Your choices are endless; just make sure that you choose a clear container that's been cleaned with hot soapy water, as tinted or cloudy glass or plastic will interfere with plant growth by reducing light.
FEATURES -
- The plant assortment varies with the season.
- Miniature Ferns, Polka Dot Plants.
- Club mosses, Miniature Begonias.
- Peperomias, Dwarf Palms.
- You will receive 5 different terrarium plants growing in 2" pots.
SOME OF THE CUSTOMER
REVIEWS ABOUT THIS FLOWER/PLANT [SAMPLE]
1) Just what I was looking for! - I've been looking for the correct size terrarium plants for WEEKS. Then as an avid amazon customer, I came looking here. For how much time I've wasted driving around my city looking for multiple tiny plants, these were a great value. A little pricier than a nursery, but you'd have to find them at a nursery first. $4 a plant including the shipping price.
About the variety. I received a decent variety. I might order again to see if I can get any with color. The picture features 2 plants with red, mine were all green. However, no negative on that because they're all in GREAT condition and after all, it is a variety.
So, are you building a terrarium? Do you want multiple kinds of plants? Order these, don't waste your time.
By Christina Sackett-Scott on August 18, 2012
2) Nice assortment of plants for the terrarium - The seller must have read the prior feedback on this product as all of my plants came with the name of the plant and care tag intact. I received four plants and one cushion moss - these were enough to fill in two terrariums I already have going. One of the plants was pretty tall so I put it in a small Wardian case I have that was sitting empty. The coloring of my plants were three green, one dusty grey and the other a really deep purple. They all have the same care needs - low light and evenly moist soil - so they were obviously selected to exist together without issue. Overall they are great plants...makes me want to order more and make additional terrariums!
By Amazon Customer on March 25, 2013
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