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This week's terrarium Tuesday is all about color and texture! All of my terrariums have been simple and clean. With this terrarium I wanted something more full and colorful. The fittonia albivenis 'frankie' or, the Frankie fittonia / fittonia frankie is bright and colorful, pink variegated easy to grow houseplant for terrariums. I put club moss or spike moss as a groundcover to fill out and some nice green contrast. The confetti syngonium in the center will stand above everything else with it's pink variegated leaves tying the whole thing together. Three easy to grow houseplants for a full and lush terrarium. Don't forget to check out the Terrarium Tuesday playlist to see other people's project

Wat's up Scavengers. In this video you will see how I built a vivarium waterfall. Hope you will make one, and listen to my advice, since it is really rewarding!! 😄 In the next part of this little series we will make this tank into a real vivarium, and introduce some ants 😉 so stay tuned for that!

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Here is terarium used. It comes in 2 sizes, I bought both but here I'm using the smaller of the two:

This week I am talking about mold! Mold grows in terrariums frequently and is usually pretty easy to get rid of mold. Treating mold on plants normally is quick and easy, but keeping it away can take longer. Hydrogen peroxide for mold is very effective! Moldy soil, moldy plants, moldy terrariums, all can be handled with improved airflow and / or using things like hydrogen peroxide. The soil flush i talked about in this video is also great for getting rid of fungus gnats and other plant pest that live in and within the soil.

If you’re new to terrarium making & don’t know where to start, this video is for you. In this step by step guide I’ll be showing you how to make a terrarium whilst covering everything you need to know, from the drainage, substrate, plants & much more! Making your own DIY mini ecosystem is a great way to re-connect with nature, if you haven’t made one yet you should definitely give it a go

Wat's up Scavengers! Hope you like this Moth vivarium build! 😃 Again, I know the tank could be larger, but they where doing great in that small tank :) They layed a ton of eggs and ate a couple of times before dying a month later. Thay sadly have a super short lifespan...

I wanted to build a terrarium for my Maidenhair fern. I went ahead and got the Adiantum planted up along with a cryptanthus bromeliad in this bio-active terrarium. I have found that both the maidenhair fern and cryptanthus bromeliads are finicky houseplants so having these planted up in a terrarium should keep them growing well and thriving. How to make a terrarium is really simple and I hope others give it a try! Using a terrarium for houseplants often makes keeping them much easier. There are a lot of plants for terrariums, these are just two I had on hand that I thought would work well together.

In today’s plant video, terrarium Tuesday I’m lightly going over terrarium substrate basics as well as combating mold in terrariums. Really more like, how to avoid mold in terrariums and on mold on plants in general. I’m technically using a soil-less substrate, but I refer to it as soil and substrate interchangeably throughout the video. Terrariums work best with a light and fluffy planting substrate that retains moisture as well as allows for gas exchange. Oxygen is crucial for root development as it plays an important role in the nitrogen cycle within the soil. Nitrifying aerobic and anerobic bacteria break down different forms of organic matter and release ammonia and nitrogen compounds which then feeds beneficial fungus around and, in the roots, essentially causing root growth and aiding in the uptake of nutrients. If this would be something that people would like a video on, let me know in the comments. I planted these up very simply, some moss and a super dwarf syngonium in one and a pink syngonium with various ferns in the other. I wanted to have two different types of terrariums here to demonstrate basic low maintenance terrariums versus higher maintenance terrarium. Low maintenance or easy terrariums have less plants, and plants that stay smaller. The larger the terrarium, likely the easier it will be to keep growing. There are tons of houseplants and tropical plants that work wonderfully in terrariums, I hope to incorporate some bromeliads, orchids, and some variegated plants into future projects. Some of the best plants that are easy to find include ficus (ficus pumila), peperomias, dwarf ferns, live moss, small bromeliads such as the cryptanthus, synogiums etc.

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Welcome to our YouTube channel! Are you looking for a fun and creative activity to create your own closed terrarium? You've come to the right place! In this video, we will guide you step by step on how to make a beautiful terrarium using simple do-it-yourself steps. A terrarium is a closed glass container where you can create your own miniature world. It's not just an aesthetic addition to your interior, but it also provides an ideal environment for plants to thrive with minimal care. Whether you're a beginner or have experience with plants, this DIY video is suitable for everyone.

Going over how to make a succulent terrarium and the factors I keep in mind when planning the proper plants for terrariums.

There are tons of plants that work wonderfully in terrariums but to keep it simple I'm limiting this list to plants that are more common, love the humidity of a glass terrarium with or without a lid and stay somewhat smaller in size. All of the plants listed here are easy beginner houseplants / tropical plants which anyone has the potential to grow successfully. Common houseplants that work well in terrariums mentioned in this video include: ficus pumila, philodendrons, ferns, cryptanthus and neogerilia bromeliads, sedums, tillandsias and syngonium podophyllums. The syngoniums are my favorite plants because there are so many different varieties to pick from. There are syngoniums with variegated foliage, pink leaves, dark leaves and super dwarf varieties like the 'mini pixie.'

n this week's terrarium tuesday I'm finally planting up my large molten glass over driftwood terrarium! The angles and colors of the glass lend this to having water and depth. To achieve the allusion of water I planted Pilea glauca down the slops ontop of some lush green live moss. The moss is mostly there for texture and contrast to help highlight the Pilea, I don't know how long it will stay since the Pilea will eventually crowd it out. I will try to keep it pruned to avoid that from happening but we will see what happens. In the upper compartment I planted a pink variegated Cryptanthus, Neoregilia and a small button fern. All of the plants I used here make great and easy to grow houseplants and are great plants for terrariums as well!

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his cycling roses for 10 days. This phase is called cycling, which generally lasts about one to two weeks. However, the process can be accelerated with the help of nitrifying bacteria to convert ammonia into nutrients for plants.

A small waterfall can make a BIG impact in just about any space! Use one of our DIY pondless waterfall kits to enliven your landscape.

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