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indoor grow lights for tropical plants

indoor grow lights for tropical plants Light Up Terrarium with Grow Light

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indoor grow lights for tropical plants Light Up Terrarium with Grow LightCreate your very own indoor garden with this stunning Terrarium with Grow Light Lid. Standing at 25 cm tall and 20 cm in diameter, this glass terrarium comes with everything you need to design a beautiful, self contained ecosystem perfect for beginners and experienced plant enthusiasts alike. The kit includes all the essentials: two vibrant fittonia plants, one taller plant, soil, a drainage layer, decorative sands, gravel, pea shingle, pebbles, and

Create your very own indoor garden with this stunning Terrarium with Grow Light Lid. Standing at 25 cm tall and 20 cm in diameter, this glass terrarium comes with everything you need to design a beautiful, self-contained ecosystem – perfect for beginners and experienced plant enthusiasts alike.

The kit includes all the essentials: two vibrant fittonia plants, one taller plant, soil, a drainage layer, decorative sands, gravel, pea shingle, pebbles, and rocks, along with a step-by-step guide to help you craft your masterpiece.

The star of the show is the intelligent LED grow light lid, designed to provide the perfect light spectrum for your plants to thrive. Featuring adjustable modes and a sleek, modern design, the lid not only supports healthy growth but also enhances the terrarium’s visual appeal, making it a stylish addition to your home or office. A rotatable inner ring lets you fine-tune airflow and humidity, ensuring your plants have the ideal environment to flourish.

Perfect for brightening up darker spaces, this terrarium thrives even in low-light areas thanks to its built-in LED grow light.

What you will find in the kit:
1. Handmade glass container - Height: 25 cm | Diameter: 20 cm
2.  Plants: 2 x Fittonia and either Parlour Palm or Asparagus Fern
3. Cushion moss
4. Terrarium Soil
5. Clay pebbles
6. Activated charcoal
7. Decorative items: sand (in 2 colors), rocks, pebbles, gravel, pea shingle
8. Step-by-step guide on how to create a terrarium and take care of it

You can also add optional tools that will help you create your small ecosystem.
Small tool kit includes: 1 rake, 1 spade, 1 shovel
Medium tool kit includes: 1 rake, 1 spade, 1 shovel, 1 brush
Large Tool Kit includes: 1 rake, 1 spade, 1 shovel, 1 brush, 1 bottle, wooden spoon
XL Tool Kit includes: 1 rake, 1 spade, 1 shovel, 1 brush, 1 bottle, wooden spoon, tweezers

As your parcel contains plants, please unpack your items as soon as possible.

° Please note:
Due to the handmade nature of the glass, small air bubbles may occur on the surface. We always give plants mentioned in the description but occasionally, due to availability, we may replace a plant with a different one. All plants are unique and so may not appear exactly like in the photos but will be of a similar size and variety. Plant colors may differ from the ones in the photo. Decorative pebbles may be in a different color than in the photo, depending on availability.

Build your own little world of greenery today. Order your Terrarium with Grow Light Lid now and enjoy the beauty of plants in any setting!

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