Team Building Workshop SucculentTerrarium Guide Build it. Style it. Bring it home. 🌵 🪨 🌿 🐸 ✨ Your Kit What's on your table Before you start, look over everything at your station. Here's what you have — and why each piece matters. 🫙 Glass Container Your canvas — where the magic lives 🪨 Calcined Clay Drainage layer — keeps roots from drowning 🌱 Succulent Soil Fast-draining mix made for these plants 🌵 Succulent Plant The living star of your terrarium 🌿 Reindeer Moss Preserved — adds texture and polish 💎 Deco Pebbles Cover soil, reduce evaporation, look great 🐘 Animal Figurine Your personal finishing touch The Layers How the layers stack up Every layer has a job. Build them in order and your plant...
Workshop Guide MossTerrarium Guide Lay it. Mist it. Watch it spread. 🌿 🍃 💦 🪨 🌱 Meet Your Moss The original ground cover Moss is one of the oldest plants on Earth — and one of the most misunderstood. It has no roots, no flowers, and doesn't need soil to survive. It absorbs water and nutrients directly through its leaves and anchors itself to whatever surface it touches. In a terrarium, it becomes a living carpet that softens every edge and makes your little landscape feel like a piece of a real forest floor. 🌿Forest Moss Lush, deep green sheets that lay flat and spread naturally. Looks like a miniature forest floor. Loves moisture and indirect light. Great for creating natural-looking ground coverage. Open...
Terrariums are like little worlds under glass, each one unique and alive. A tropical terrarium is especially magical — lush, green, and full of life, it brings the rainforest indoors. Unlike succulent terrariums that thrive in dry conditions, tropical terrariums love moisture, warmth, and filtered light. And here’s the best part: you don’t need charcoal to create a thriving little ecosystem. This guide will walk you through how to build one from scratch, what plants to choose, and how to keep it healthy long-term. 🪴 What You’ll Need Glass container – jar, vase, aquarium, or terrarium with or without a lid Small stones or gravel – for drainage at the bottom Optional mesh/screen – keeps soil from falling into...
Workshop Guide ClosedTerrarium Guide Build it. Seal it. Watch it thrive. 🌿 🫙 💧 🐸 🌱 What Makes It Closed A little world inside a bottle A closed terrarium is a sealed glass container that creates its own self-sustaining ecosystem. The plants inside breathe, transpire, and recycle moisture — fogging the glass at night and clearing by morning. It's basically a tiny rainforest on your shelf, and once it's balanced, it barely needs you at all. Open Terrarium Closed Terrarium ← you're here Succulents & cacti Tropical & moisture-loving plants Water every 2–3 weeks Water every 1–3 months (or less!) Low humidity High humidity — sealed in Bright indirect light Medium indirect light — no direct sun Open top or wide opening Lid, cork,...
