Water terrarium

Adding water features and indoor plants is a great way to freshen up the room. There are several types of plants that you can grow that are included in tropical plants, these types of plants usually can indeed survive in a small volume of water and they can also grow if you want to create

Have you ever wished you could bring a sense of garden peacefulness inside? Moss terrariums give the sensation of bringing a piece of your garden indoors.

They’re cute, and fuzzy, and entertaining! Keeping one is almost like having your very own pet that you can nurture and watch grow. But exactly what are Marimo moss balls? Are they a plant? A ball of moss? A hairy green alien hamster?

Learn about the water cycle in terrariums and why that cycle is so important to the health of your plants.

A tiny 3″ bright pink Lotus (water lily) with little lilypads, each piece hand sculpted of the finest Japanese clay, encased in a 7.5″ tall (with lid) and 3" round recycled glass terrarium. The lotus is 'floating' atop faux water (resin) growing from a bed of dark & swampy polished stones. This would be a lovely little desktop water garden! www.etsy.com/listing/95145493/mini-lotus-water-lily-terra...

James Wong 🌱 | Plants & Nature on Instagram: "THE MAGIC OF MINI-PONDS I really wanted to share this beautiful creation by @sono_aqua_pfm from Japan with you. In traditional UK horticultural media we tend to fixate only on ideas that are popular in the West. Even when we do look abroad, it’s almost always through the lens of the national stereotypes we are comfortable with. Red lacquer bridges and zen gardens, anyone? Thankfully, Instagram means we can now get a direct insight into how…

A terrarium is a beautiful way of decorating your house with plants. In a terrarium, you will create a favorable environment for your plants. There…

I finished setting up my 3 gallon walstad bowl today so it is finally worth posting about. Thanks to many of you for the inspiration. Here we go. Setup...

A tiny 3″ bright pink Lotus (water lily) with little lilypads, each piece hand sculpted of the finest Japanese clay, encased in a 7.5″ tall (with lid) and 3" round recycled glass terrarium. The lotus is 'floating' atop faux water (resin) growing from a bed of dark & swampy polished stones. This would be a lovely little desktop water garden! www.etsy.com/listing/95145493/mini-lotus-water-lily-terra...

In a beautiful example of a closed but functional ecosystem, David Latimer has grown a garden sealed inside of a giant glass bottle that he has only opened once since he started it almost 54 years ago. He placed some compost and a quarter pint of water into a 10-gallon glass carboy and inserted a spiderwort sprout using wires. In 1972, he opened the garden again to add a bit of water. With that one exception, the garden has remained totally sealed – all it needs is plenty of sunlight!