How To Make a Self Sustaining Terrarium!

Watch me turn a glass vase into a self sustaining ecosystem!

Music - Sunset n Beachz - Ofshane

[Circle_Sphere]

Yoo terrarium designs thank you for making this, i used this as a inspiration for my 1st sucessful terrarium and 2nd terrarium i made, huge props to you!

[durp]

Keep on making videos they all turn out great and I love all of them

[bossxero]

amazing work buddy. congratulations for these delicacies for the eyes. One question, do you do any maintainance with them afterwards or you can seal close them forever and they will survive retaining the initial moisture you injected?

[renatogomez]

Lindo demais! Parabéns pelo trabalho. 🙂👍🏻👏🏼👏🏼

[mythcat]

I wish I had actually interesting plants to make terrariums with

[mcg]

I could be mistaken, but the unnamed plant looks like a Pearcea Hypocyrtiflora.

It wasn't so long ago that Google didn't even have images of this plant.

[matheoustargaryen]

Beautiful, but what about the isopods and other inverts?

[terrarium_arts]

is it ok to plant the plants on the side cuz they could get water damaged because of the condensation?

[yayapoppity]

its beautiful but wheres the creatures?

[jessiejaggers]

Is this temperate or tropical environment?

[shauryapatil]

Cool! But how long can this ecosystem last?

[boyanwawa]

Is it okay to replace leca with normal stones?

[rasadesilva]

If i ship you an empty glass container will you terrariumify it and ship it back?

[tkachuk_on_top-quit]

So this needs no maintenance, like no watering or anything

[kevinfranklin]

I'd like to see it again after about 6 months.

[jamvillalon]

Do you need to put an insect or whatever in it?😂

[DEMON_DEMOLISHER]

Course it's self sustaining, man. There aren't any living things in it other than plants.

[pfriday]

looks great bro! i want to make one of my own! where do you find your plants?