Terrarium Making
Bring the calming beauty of nature into your home or workplace.
Bring the calming beauty of nature into your home or workplace.
Terrariums are great for people living in small spaces or for those who love to garden. They are low-maintenance, space-saving, and simply beautiful, making them great additions to any home or business.
Experience an unforgettable, creative afternoon or evening planting your own terrarium with your team. Bring the calming beauty of nature into your home or workplace with the self-sustaining ecosystem terrariums.
You don’t even have to be “good with plants.” All you have to do is enjoy it.
Getting your hands dirty and creating is what team bonding is all about!
Unleash your creativity and build your own mini garden inside a glass container. Pick your favorite rocks, plants, cactus, and sand before assembling them together. Think out of the box on how to match the items together and challenge yourselves to create the best terrarium.
Take this as an opportunity to break all seriousness and hierarchy from the office. Most of us are often misunderstood for the actions we take or the way we act in the office. Through this, you will be able to learn more about the person sitting next to you as well as the personality they possess.
While each of your works on your terrariums, give each other ideas on how to improve your container gardens. It’s not limited to just you and your partner beside. Go around the room and take a look at how your colleagues did their terrariums and share how they can make it better too.
It is a great way to teach hands-on skills as it gives learners an opportunity to try out new methods and fail in a safe environment.
A terrarium can usually last for more than a year or two with proper care and love. We always keep the terrariums to ourselves for at least a week to allow the plants to adapt and establish themselves in the new environment.
Plants usually grow toward light sources, so it might mean that they might not be getting enough light. Some plants stretch out to get more light, so overgrowing might be the way to stretch towards the light. You can prune them by cutting the plant by the nodes, leaving some leaves for photosynthesis. It would be best to move the terrarium to an area with better lighting too.
We will provide tips to teach you all about the steps to take care of every component of terrariums.
