6 MUST KNOW Terrarium Tips For Beginners!

If you are new to terrariums they can seem a little daunting, but this video is here to help! In this video, I’ll share some essential tips and tricks for creating a beautiful and healthy terrarium, even if you're a complete beginner. If you follow these tips you'll be on your way to creating your very own stunning terrarium in no time. Whether you're a seasoned plant enthusiast or just starting out, this video is a must-watch for anyone interested in the world of terrariums.

Tip 1 - use a drainage layer where necessary
Tip 2 - use quality substrate
Tip 3 - choose suitable plants
Tip 4 - don’t overwater!
Tip 5 - lighting
Tip 6 - open for 5-10 minutes every 2-3 weeks

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[SoulSoundMuisc]

I just recently moved into an office position in my company. For years and years I've worked outside in the sun or moonlight, around the living world. Being couped up in this office, my body sure appreciates it given how wrecked it is in my advancing age... but it's so lifeless.

I've never done much in the way of gardening or keeping plants or the like, but I'm going to give this a shot to brighten up my office and put some *life* in here. Thanks for your videos and the tips!

[PlanetaryResetMusic]

Really good to know about the overwatering and direct sunlight! I tried a terrarrium once and put a ton of water and had it sitting on my back porch, thinking that it'll really boost growth. I decided to give up on making a terrarium after that failed, but seeing this, now I feel better about what I can do.

[lindsey]

@terrarium designs I'm taking notes! I commented on another video explaining that my oldest daughter is having her first baby soon and I'm wanting to create a terrarium for him and complete it the day he is born. I'm an avid gardener but I have no problem admitting where I don't know what I'm doing. Lol. Hopefully all this info and my preexisting knowledge will help me to get it right and create a living terrarium that will last for years. Thanks you so much! Hopefully these comments and likes will help get your videos out there. If you want my opinion, your channel should be much larger. Great information and beautiful presentation.

[nasosa]

It was so satisfying when the smoothie cup 's lid cliked closed

[niklas_Slam_O]

Found your channel today and bought your e-book right away. Thanks for great videos :)

[FluffyRama]

This really helped me for my school project! :3

[matousvokral]

You have so simple and useful videos. Thanks🌱

[weslutap]

Can you make a video what terraria looks like without springtails

[terridellow]

Thanks for the tips you made mine last for four days

[CHAlR_]

Very helpful and pleasing video; it helped me a lot. have a good weekend.

[SimoneEvans]

Loved this - great practical advice. Thank you

[TheDabKing]

Do you have any videos on mold control?

[umarc]

Keep up the great content mate! Do you have tips on how to make a diy fertiliser for terrarium plants? Such as the dooa wabi kusa mist?

[casualsadi]

hey just subbed your channel, been searching for some terrarium tips and yours seem to be one of the simplest one ... !!! Great content, Keep up the good work mate ! a quick questions though, can i use aquasoil a litlle bit ?

[lialovesyah]

How often should you water and what are signs that it may need water?
love your videos! Just purchased all the parts to make the substrate

[bigtomatoplantslover]

Wow beautiful Plants ^^
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My friend, thank you for good sharing

[gallofilm]

what to use as an alternative to springtails?

[kevinthebespectacledpilgrim]

I’m confused. The moss I collet is totally wet, even sodden. So how can they be overwatered if they thrive in 100 wet conditions? Which leads me to my next question. I’ve built a closed paludarium that obviously has standing water at ballast level. The mosses seem to be fine, so why aren’t they naturally overwatered by the moisture content of the sealed glass container which must be at 100%RH? Love your videos and really enjoy making terrariums.😊

[trolharap]

Where can I get the little white bugs? Thanks

[dishankdazzler]

what moss did you use for the terrarium in the glass?