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Desert Enclosure Cactus Terrarium - Acrylic box & low maintain

Desert Enclosure Cactus Terrarium - Acrylic box & low maintain

$72.00 USD
$72.00 USD
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1/4 3/4 drought tolerant

This striking Desert Enclosure Terrarium features a unique collection of cacti, housed in a sleek, modern acrylic case. The minimalistic design showcases the natural beauty of the desert plants, with a variety of textures and shapes, from soft, fuzzy cacti to tall, angular succulents. The clear walls allow for a 360-degree view, turning this terrarium into a living art piece for your home or office. Low-maintenance and visually captivating, it adds a modern, desert-inspired touch to any space, requiring minimal care and plenty of indirect sunlight. Perfect for plant lovers and design enthusiasts alike!

only need to water it around once per month

Each set is uniquely arranged. While we maintain a similar style, please note that the final product may vary slightly.

Size: 8”*8”

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Terraium care guide

  • Assess soil moisture

    • Visible Condensation:

    If there's water vapor or droplets forming on the inside of the pot, it indicates that the soil still retains moisture.

    • No Condensation:

    If the pot appears dry inside, it might be a sign that the soil has dried out, and the plant may need watering.

  • Watering Tips:

    • Since the box has no drainage holes, water with care to avoid overwatering.
    • Use approximately 100ml of water for a 6-inch box and 150ml for an 8-inch box.
    • Only water when the soil has completely dried out.
    • Succulent terrariums are naturally drought-tolerant and require less frequent watering.

  • Air plants Terrariums Care Tips

    • Maintain High Humidity: Keep the terrarium environment humid by adding a small amount of water to the base of the container and keeping the terrarium closed. This helps create a microclimate that supports air plants.
    • Spray Regularly: Mist the air plants every 1-2 weeks to keep them hydrated, especially if the terrarium remains open
    • Soak for Deep Hydration: Immerse the air plants in water for 10-20 minutes every other week. Shake off excess water thoroughly to prevent rot.