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TERRARIUM

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 How to build your terrarium

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  1. Choose your terrarium box option

  2. Choose figurines (please be sure to check measurements)

  3. Check out

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Choose
Terrarium Box

Choose
Figurines

What is a terrarium?

A terrarium is a small, enclosed environment for growing plants, often designed to mimic natural ecosystems in a visually appealing and manageable way. These miniature gardens can be made of glass or clear plastic and range from simple, open containers to fully sealed, self-sustaining habitats. The beauty of terrariums lies in their versatility: they can house various plant species, from ferns and mosses to cacti and succulents.

 

Real terrariums, which contain living plants, create a dynamic and ever-evolving display, while artificial terrariums, featuring realistic faux plants, offer a low-maintenance alternative that retains the aesthetic appeal. Both types provide a slice of nature's tranquility, making them popular decorative pieces.  They also serve as educational tools for understanding plant ecosystems and care.

 Building a terrarium offers several positive effects, including:

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  • Educational Tool: Terrariums serve as a hands-on educational piece, teaching children and adults about plant biology, ecosystems, and the water cycle in an engaging way.

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  • Parent and Child Bonding: Creating a terrarium together provides a unique opportunity for parent and child bonding time, fostering teamwork and communication while learning and having fun.

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  • Creative Expression: Designing and decorating a terrarium allows individuals to express their creativity, experimenting with different plant arrangements, decorations, and themes.

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  • Mindfulness and Relaxation: Building and tending to a terrarium encourages mindfulness and relaxation, offering a peaceful break from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

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  • Digital Detox: Engaging in the tactile and rewarding activity of creating a terrarium helps you step away from electronics, promoting a healthier balance between screen time and hands-on activities.

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