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terrarium ideas with plants

terrarium ideas with plants Drop XXL Terrarium DIY - Create your own mini Ecosystem

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terrarium ideas with plants Drop XXL Terrarium DIY - Create your own mini EcosystemWith a plant terrarium, youre not only bringing a unique eye catcher into your home, but also a piece of nature and tranquility that sustains itself. This mini jungle in a glass container is perfect for anyone who loves greenery but lacks time or green thumbs. Thanks to its closed ecosystem, the terrarium largely takes care of its own water and humidity. Watering is typically needed only once or twice a year. Enjoy vibrant greenery effortlessly,

With a plant terrarium, you’re not only bringing a unique eye-catcher into your home, but also a piece of nature and tranquility that sustains itself. This mini jungle in a glass container is perfect for anyone who loves greenery but lacks time or green thumbs. Thanks to its closed ecosystem, the terrarium largely takes care of its own water and humidity. Watering is typically needed only once or twice a year. Enjoy vibrant greenery effortlessly, without hassle. Place it in your living room, on your desk, or give it as a gift; it immediately adds atmosphere and freshness to any space. This way, you can endlessly and effortlessly enjoy greenery at home or in the office. All the joy, none of the hassle! Add this terrarium to your cart and enjoy your own mini-ecosystem plant by tomorrow!

Contents of the plant terrarium kit

Our Do-It-Yourself (DIY) plant terrariums come as a DIY package. After delivery, you can easily assemble your new green friend using the included 5-step plan.

Drop XXL terrarium with cork
- Ø 34 cm ↑ 43 cm

Terrarium plants
- Ficus Ginseng Bonsai
- 2x Fittonia Ruby Lime
- 2x Fern

Terrarium refill/starter kit
- 2x Fresh green moss balls (3 pcs)
- 2x Terrarium soil (1.75 liters)
- 2x Hydro granules (0.75 liters)
- 2xcActivated charcoal (35 grams)
- Terrarium step-by-step plan (Languages: DE, NL, EN, FR, IT, ES)
- Terrarium care guide

It is recommended to open your plant terrarium for a few hours once a month.

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