Wet plants terrarium
You can place this terrarium under
2) Bright indirect light (i.e. within 1 metre away from window)
Pour 3/4 full spray bottle (35ml) every 2-3 days (Open side container)
Pour 1/2 full spray bottle (25ml) every 2-3 days (Teardrop container)
Pour 3/4 full spray bottle (35ml) every 2-3 days (Medium globe container)
Pour 1 full spray bottle (50ml) every 2-3 days (Large globe container)
3) Medium light (i.e. within 2-3 metres away from window)
Pour 3/4 full spray bottle (35ml) every 3-4 days (Open side container)
Pour 1/2 full spray bottle (25ml) every 3-4 days (Teardrop container)
Pour 3/4 full spray bottle (35ml) every 3-4 days (Medium globe container)
Pour 1 full spray bottle (50ml) every 3-4 days (Large globe container)
Notes:
– You have to pour water onto the soil, spraying water alone is insufficient
– If plants droop/wrinkle, it may be a sign of under watering. Water and they will perk up
– Adjust according to weather conditions and temperature of location
e.g. during rainy periods, rate of evaporation is lower so decrease watering volume/frequency slightly
e.g. if your window area is warm, rate of evaporation is higher so increase watering volume/frequency slightly
– Keep soil lightly moist, but not flooded. Oxygen should be able to flow to the roots.
– If plants droop, but soil is still wet, it’s not water but an oxygen issue. Loosen the soil around the roots so it can breathe.
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– Medium to high humidity preferred
– You may spray terrarium 3 times a day if you wish (not mandatory)
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40% coco peat, 40% perlite, 20% potting soil
1) WATERING YOUR TERRARIUM
You have to water your terrarium once you build it.
Pour 3/4 full spray bottle of water onto the soil of the terrarium, at the base of the plants. Repeat again every 2-3 days.
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Spraying alone is not sufficient as plants drink water through their roots . Spraying is a bonus. If you wish, you can spray your terrarium up to 3 times a day.
Keep soil lightly moist, but not soggy or flooded. You can look at soil moisture through the transparent glass container. If your plants are over-watered, your plants may develop yellow leaves.
If your plants lack water, they may appear droopy like this, but they’re not dead. You just have to add water to the soil and the leaves will “plump” up again.
But if left not watered for more than 2 days, they will officially die.
If your plants droop but soil is still wet, it’s an oxygen issue. Do not pour more water as it will prevent oxygen flowing to the roots. Instead, loosen the soil around the roots so they can breathe. And it will prop up after one day.
2) KEEPING IT MOIST
If you’re unable to water it for more than 2 days e.g. you go on holiday, water your terrarium and cling wrap the opening to trap moisture within.
2) LIGHT
Place the terrarium under indirect sunlight e.g. next to a window, or within 6 inches under a grow light at least 5-8 hours every day.
Do not leave it under direct sun as the plants will dry up.
4) PRUNING
If your plants get too tall, simply trim them using a pair of scissors. Cut away the top but ensure there are still leaves on the stem to make food for the plant.
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