We learnt how to make our own terrarium today and it was surprisingly fun to create a sustainable enclosed garden with minimal fuss. There is more to terrariums than meets the eye as I never knew about drainage and the different types of soils used. More info about terrariums and workshops at www.terrarium.wordpress.com.
Our trainer guiding us along the way…
The showdown – who has the nicest terrarium?
And that’s us with our little creations that we could take home with us…
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A terrarium could be any type of enclosed area that is used for keeping plants or small animals. Thus, a terrarium could be a glass tank, a plastic bowl or even a mug, depending on the space requirements of the plant or animal.
Hi Joy, my is still alive and a little misty in the morning. I remember what the trainer said about the “watering tell-tale signs”
Hey J, mines still alive too! yeah, mine was misty too the next morning – so i opened it for a few hours. think i put too much water in when building it. now it’s only misty in the morning and is clear the rest of the day.
It was fun!! Thank goodness my terrarium plants still alive. Only that the glass container always get fuzzy (mist) and can’t see the inside… then what’s the point of terrarium hahahaa…. btw, how’s yours? foggy too?