Terrariums are perfect for low-maintenance greenery. With a little planning, a terrarium can become a self-sustaining ...

Unleash your creativity and add greenery to your living space by following these steps on how to make a terrarium in a jar.

As the water seeps through the soil and into the Sphagnum the moss will turn from a light tan color to caramel. The idea is to moisten the soil and the moss, but not form a "pond" in the rocks.

If the word "terrarium" conjures up images of the defunct aquarium turned musty terrarium of the '70s, take a gander at the beautifully encapsulated gardens created by Debbie Knitz, artist and ...

For those of us who aren’t blessed with a green thumb and who are perhaps a bit forgetful, plants can be surprisingly ...

Finally, add some water to it to keep the soil moist then seal the jar. As long as the jar is sealed tight you don't need to water it again because the terrarium creates a small enclosed water cycle.

While the water used in potted plants evaporates into the air, requiring frequent waterings, terrariums are self-sustaining ecosystems. As Jones notes in his blog, terrariums are designed to ...

With its long, jagged-edged leaves and lush gray-green color, it has a unique cactus-like appearance. Direct sunlight can burn the tender leaves of an aloe plant , so make sure the terrarium is in ...

Gardening trends come and go, but the theme of miniature gardens continues to be popular. “Walk into most garden centers today and they will have a section for fairy gardens and terrariums ...

In a small terrarium, Ghosh recreates the four factors necessary for transpiration–humidity, heat, light, and airflow–using an air pump that maintains the appropriate temperature for water ...