You have a marvelous sense of design, and a way of making everything look natural. Your creations are wonderful! Thank you for sharing them, and your skill and knowledge.
I would love to see a update of the terrarium I am curious how many of those plants survive... because even I have made a native terrarium and only a few plants survived...so maybe some day in near future make a update video of this all the other terrariums
Really beautiful stuff. It's just keeping it looking like that which is the real challenge for me. I don't mean just keeping it alive, but keeping it looking pristine even once grown in a bit.
We do have the ferns and the clover too. I'f i'm not mistaken, and it is the same clover, it's edible too! It's called Oxalis acetosella and it tastes sour. I'm not sure you can find the others in the wild here but I researched a couple of plants in this video and they can grow here too. Edit: By "we" I mean the Dutch people. Hello felow Dutchie!
Hi, such a wonderful video. Could you please share how can I determine the substrate quantity & plant ratio? I had confusion in adding too many/fewer plants comparing the substrate quantity.
This is so lovely... I had made my first terrarium few days back and your videos were a great inspiration and help. I have couple of questions also. How big is this glass jar? Is a 1000ml jar the right size? How much of condensation is optimal coz that indicates the amount of water in the terrarium also. Do you identify over watering through the amount of condensation or is there any other indicator? One of my peperomia just rotted off from the roots in a week's time. I have failed to breed spring tails in charcol even after 4-5 attempts. They seems to just vanish after 4-5 days. Will be trying again
Thanks. Jar is 1200 ml. Heavy condensation throughout the day is indication of overwatering. Ideally condensation happens during night and morning and clears up during the day. Peperomia is a sensitive plant in terrariums.
Hello I've been wanting to do this recently. Just a couple of questions. What kind of light or environment do you put them in when testing? Do you ever open it?🤔 P.S I had no idea i was a nemophilist & a dendrophile. The terms at least..😊😁🌲🍀🌱❤
is it ok if the plants touch the glass? I saw somewhere that it can't because droplets could get on the leaves and that would cause the leaves to rot. But there are people who make terrariums and place the plants touching the glass as if there was no problem
Its a good question. I use a lot of aquatic plants in my setups and they fo well when they are touching the glass. For terrestrial plants some are fine touching the glass like the watermelon begonia but Fittonias will not like it. So it is different for every plant. Also depends on the conditions inside the terrarium.
Thanks. You can find the buying link of these jars in the description section of this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--S8dO3ydkbk.html
Hi, I wanted a tip. Are the layers supposed to be kept till 1/4 or half the height of the container? I made my first terrarium yesterday, the soil layer crosses above the half line. Is that okay?
Hello, Can we use any good looking plant to create a Terrarium? I don't know the names of any of these plants you are using, and I don't think they are available here in my place too. But I want to create a terrarium. Please help.
Not all plants can thrive in enclosed spaces. You could check out this video for terrarium compatible plants ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9NfJ9KbCtg4.html
I use window screen mesh. You can try muslin. You can watch this video where I have used muslin ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ndaxvp62NQk.html
