The good old terrarium!
Whether it’s a gift for Christmas, birthday, house warming, teacher’s gift, you name it! All you need to do is add the little personal touches at the end.
You’ll need:
*I used bought plants and added some of my own
Steps
Steps
- Clean your container so there’s no dust or dirty marks.
- Your first level is the rocks. They’ll create drainage for the plants. Put about 5cm layer down
- Add your potting mix. You’ll need a good amount for the plants to be able to grown.
- Position your plants/cuttings before you plant them so you know where everything will go. Plant them one by one and compact the soil around them.
- Give your new terrarium a little water.
Let your recipient know how to look after their new terrarium by making a little swing tag or writing in their card these few things: Lightly water your terrarium once/twice a week. Trim any plants that are growing over the edge or are getting too bushy.
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Love these Nic. Maybe next year I may be able to make a few!!
ReplyDeletenext year you could make heaps line up the kids with a job then you just move the glass bowl along :)
DeleteAs a plant mad horty I LOVE living Christmas gifts X
ReplyDeleteYes you could make some beaut ones of these i am sure!
DeleteI've always loved terrariums but have never had or made one. Think I might just have to do something about that, and if it turns out okay then maybe I'll make some to give away!
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Thanks for stopping by Janet. I'm sure they'll work lol
DeleteThese look awesome! I know plenty of people that would rather have this for their desk than something else
ReplyDeleteI could totally do this for my kid's kindy teachers - what a great and thoughtful idea and unique, you are very creative! Emily @ Have A Laugh On Me
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Especially for those people who have everything!! Love it :-) xxx Lucy from Bake Play Smile xxx
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