by Joe Monk | Dec 1, 2020 | Terrarium Guides
Terrariums are generally low-maintenance. Because the plants and the soil in terrariums release water vapor, they essentially recycle the water it produces. If sealed, terrariums can be self-nourishing. Regardless, it’s important to know how to keep humidity in...
by Joe Monk | Nov 17, 2020 | Terrarium Guides
A molten glass driftwood terrarium is the pinnacle of home gardening; it’s as aesthetically pleasing as it is functional. If you’re looking to add an eye-catching piece to your home that can double as a terrific terrarium then you’re going to want to...
by Joe Monk | Nov 16, 2020 | Terrarium Guides
Tillandsia plants, commonly known as air plants, are an excellent way to add life to your home. Air plants are easy to care for, primarily because they get most of their nutrients from the air and require no soil to thrive. Aside from needing little upkeep, these...
by Joe Monk | Nov 14, 2020 | Terrarium Guides
Do you remember the “Little Shop of Horrors?” That classic movie was my first encounter with carnivorous plants. Even though my friends were terrified of the enormous alien-like talking plant, I thought it was so cool. After I grew up, I discovered that real-life...
by Joe Monk | Nov 11, 2020 | Terrarium Guides
Are you interested in an inexpensive terrarium that’s truly low maintenance? Well, a DIY moss terrarium is perfect for you. Don’t worry, if you want more from your mossy paradise, there’ll be plenty of information here for you too. Because moss is so...
by Joe Monk | Nov 8, 2020 | Shop, Terrarium Guides
Besides “how to start a terrarium” and “how to maintain a terrarium,” one particularly common question among terrarium newbies is “where to buy terrarium plants online.” Of course, you can look in your local nursery – if you have one, but there are online stores...
