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These are two long, narrow, two-piece terrariums inspired by old-fashioned glass greenhouses. Each terrarium consists of a planting base and a house-shaped glass cover. There is also a ventilation window on the roof. This size is also very suitable for carnivorous plants. I have two versions, one tall and one short. Both are planted with moss and carnivorous plants. The First Terrarium: The Short Version For this terrarium, I chose a Venus flytrap. A Venus flytrap alone looked a little too...

This terrarium project is planted with a wild maidenhair fern, a Venus flytrap, and Bryum moss. How I Made It I added a layer of small lava rock granules to the bottom of the terrarium. I found two long, narrow pieces of Seiryu stone and placed them side by side. I filled the space between the stones with sphagnum moss. I also added a layer of sphagnum moss to the other parts of the planting base. Finally, I covered the surface with a layer of diatomaceous earth. I used a stick to make two...

These are two small terrariums planted with carnivorous plants and moss. The two terrariums have almost the same structure, and the planting methods are also very similar. So I am introducing them together. How I Made Them First, I added a layer of small lava rock granules to the bottom of each terrarium. Next, I placed the main plants inside. I used a Venus flytrap, a sundew, and a miniature saxifrage. You do not need to add much soil. The small amount of soil that comes with each plant is...