Terarium Art Glass in the Garden: How to Make Terarium

Limited land is not a hindrance to maintain and gain enjoyment from decorative plants. Terarium or vivarium into the solution. Terarium able to bring the artistic value in the distinctive glass bottles, which can not be found on plants that are placed on a rack bucket, pot or even in the wide garden.
As a first step, you can prepare some of the media and plant material for decoration. Some of the media, among others, the required (from top): 
• Sand zeolit
• Soil humus
• Spagnum moss
• Charcoal
• sand and rocks
Then prepare the equipment that will be used to create miniature gardens in terarium. Equipment that is used relatively easily obtained and inexpensive, among others:
• To Terarium, you can use a small aquarium fish, large glass bowls, glass boxes, glass bottles.
• mini shovel for planting or farming in the spoon
• peg (pin Set) or chopsticks
• scissors
• plastic funnel or funnel made of paper
• In-plant (sprayer)
• kettle sprinkling
• cloth
• brush
After all preparation is complete, it's time to make Terarium. How to create Terarium is as follows:
• Wash glass media with hot water and soapy. Rinse ago dry glass media.
• Create a layer of rock or sand or other media at the bottom with a thick approximately 2-3 cm.
• Add charcoal with thickness 1-2 cm.
• With spoon or mini shovel, add a layer of media such as soil humus thick 5-8 cm. Create a pile for a little touch up. If you use aquarium, you can elevate one of the bumps in the side as a background.
• dig a small hole in the layer of soil to plant roots
• Take the plant that is suitable, and cleans the root of the remnant land. Cut the damaged leaves. Place the plant in the small hole that was dug and covered with soil root.
• If you use a glass aquarium or larger, you can put several plants in one Terarium it. Put a larger plant in the back.
• make wet land, but do not flush excessive. make wet enough to moisten the land.
• You can enhance your Terarium by adding stones, miniature gardens, and even small animals.
• Put on your Terarium location that is not exposed to sunlight directly.
• make wet if the land has begun to dry. For example, to plant sukulen, you can flush once every 5 days. For other types of plants that do not require much water, you can flush once a week.