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How to Make a Wine Glass TerrariumYou can simplify this terrarium quite a bit and you could just simply put soil in a wine glass then add your plants. But if you want maximum appeal and maximum health and lifespan for you plants you should use a standard terrarium set up like that shown in the drawing.
Put a few pebbles in the glass then add a thin layer of activated charcoal, a thin layer of spaghnum moss, then your soil. On the very top of this diagram I have put moss. This is just for looks. I recommend that if you are doing a succulent or cactus terrarium you put a layer of sand. This is what Jenny did in her wine glass terrarium. The pebbles will accumulate the water. The charcoal will purify the water and the Spaghnum moss will prevent the soil from slipping down into the water around the pebbles and retain some of the water in a healthy way. It will keep it crisper and neater looking. This will also keep the roots of the plant(s) healthier. With an open container terrarium like this all of these steps are optional but this is the optimal set up for health and longevity.
This picture shows the layer of sand at the top which is perfect for the type of plant.
For her terrariums Jenny used Gardener's Gold Organic Potting Soil
Miracle Gro Spaghnum Peat Moss
And Black Diamond Activated Charcoal
If you came to this page directly from a search engine I have some pictures of these wine glass terrariums on the previous page here
Here are some Amazon.com Resources: Complete Book of Cacti & Succulents
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