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Thursday, 25 January 2018

Top 5 Glass Plant Terrarium - Indoor Garden Planters

January 25, 2018 Fairy Garden Inspiration , Online Succulent Shopping 0 Comments

Top 5 Glass Plant Terrariums -  Indoor Garden Planters.  

When you can't grow outdoors, create an indoor garden that fits on a Tabletop. 




Ultra Diamond Large Teardrop Terrarium.  £25.99

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A perfect stylish addition to any home or garden this can be used indoors or outdoors.  Features a small "cut" corner to rest on an interesting angle and add some decorative style.
Air Plant Terrarium kit made from quality glass.

A modern quality glass Terrarium.

Size 17.5x17.5x22cm
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Top customer reviews:
  • Love it, bought it as a gift so looking forward to giving it. It's well made and looks lovely. Packaged perfectly
  • Item arrived on the specified date in good packaging, and therefore in excellent condition. It’s a good size for our dining table so currently is being used as a centrepiece. Couldn’t be happier.
  • Gorgeous terrarium, have decided to fill mine with cactus, mini aloe vera and echeveria. Came packaged nicely so as to keep it safe.              Product Page - Ultra Diamond Teardrop Terrarium £25.99








Pack of 3 Glass Hanging Terrariums Planters. £9.99 




Fill the glass hanging plant pot with air plants, stones or other small plant accessories.
Decorate your home, garden and office with such a cute glass air plant pot. So cute and compact perfect for small spaces. - read more


Customer reviews:
  • These are high quality and we've now got some lovely air-plants hanging from the beams in the bathroom.
  • Because of its cute shape, we get compliments all the time. These are beautiful little glass holders, and very well made. I have ordered another set to give as gifts!                                     Product Page Link - Pack of 3 Glass Hanging Terrariums Planters £9.99


Polyhedral Geometric Glass Display Terrarium   £34.90



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Modern style and classic elegance can both be yours when you make this lovely artistic glass cube a part of your home.
Ideal size for fern, moss, succulents, air plants, cacti or other plants with easy maintenance
Made of ultra clear sodium calcium glass and featuring a sturdy copper frame
Size: 16.5*15*28cm - read more

Customer reviews:
  • Nice design and good looking. 
  • We filled it with cacti and they are coming along and looking good in there.
  • Absolutely beautiful...I bought the smallest orchid in store and it fitted perfectly. Must have!!
Product Page Link - Handmade Large Irregular Polyhedral Geometric Glass Display Terrarium £34.90





Modern Artistic Brass Copper  Jewel-boxed Pentagon Shape Terrarium £21.80



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 This is a tall jewellery case style geometric terrarium, with a swing lid. 
It is great for a centrepiece on your table. It is also ideal for raising moss, fern or reptiles, insects.
High-quality geometric terrarium, made of framed transparent glass. It is ideal for raising succulents and cacti. It is also suitable for planting tropical plant varieties, such as mosses, orchids, ferns, and air plants.
Many people love to create their dreamy world or a fairy story within a terrarium.
A supermini miniature figure is included as a free gift. - read more

Terrarium only, accessories not included




Glass Bottle Succulent Planter    £28.61



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Can be as Eco micro landscape bottle to create a mini ecological world. 
Beautiful and eye-catching just add rocks, succulents & sedum plants. - read more
Material: High borosilicate glass 
Size:20x22cm / 7.87x8.58 "
Product Page Link   Micro Landscape Eco Glass Bottle Succulent Plants Flower Pot








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Sunday, 21 January 2018

Urban City Succulent Garden ideas - Photos

January 21, 2018 City Garden , London Small Garden 0 Comments
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Tuesday, 9 January 2018

How to Grow Succulents in Containers

January 09, 2018 Growing succulents in containers , hen-and-chicks 0 Comments

Growing succulents in containers allow you to bring your own little piece of the desert into your home or garden. Succulents look natural in western decors and landscapes. This diverse group of plants includes stiff, upright cacti as well as sprawling and trailing plants that are well-suited to hanging baskets and window boxes. Most enjoy a similar environment but check the plant tag to see if your succulent has any special needs.


Containers and Soil

Succulents grow well in almost any container that is at least 4 inches deep and has holes in the bottom for drainage. Choose a pot about 1/2 inch larger than the base of the plant for upright succulents. Plant succulents with spreading or trailing growth habits, such as holiday cacti, in a pot 1 inch larger than their original pot. Succulents need a loose soil that drains freely. Use a commercial cactus and succulent potting soil, or mix your own from four parts regular potting soil, five parts perlite and one part coarse builder's sand. Spread a layer of small river rocks or aquarium gravel over the top of the soil to keep moisture away from the crown and prevent rot.

Placement

Most succulents like bright sunlight and are content to spend their days outdoors in the baking sun or indoors in a sunny, preferably south-facing window. They thrive in warm or even hot summer temperatures. When first taking a plant outdoors, expose it to bright sunlight gradually to prevent sun scorch. Provide shelter from drenching rains or bring the plants indoors during rainy weather.


Water and Fertilizer

You can water succulents planted in a soil that drains freely just as you would any other container plant. Saturate the soil completely and allow it to drain from the holes in the bottom of the pot. After the excess water drains, empty the saucer so that the plant isn't standing in water. Allow the pot to dry out completely between watering. Succulents don't need a lot of nitrogen because they grow very slowly. Feed them monthly with a cactus and succulent fertilizer. If you don't want to purchase a special fertilizer for your succulents, you can use a high-phosphorous, low-nitrogen houseplant fertilizer mixed at half strength.

Winter Rest Period

Most succulents need a rest period of at least two months in winter. Place the plant in a room with cooler temperatures. Many succulents need winter temperatures below 60 degrees Fahrenheit in order to set blooms but don't allow them to freeze. Reduce watering to just a drizzle around the sides of the pot or wet the top of the potting soil with a mister when the pot is dry. Withhold fertilizer during the resting phase.













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