Name: Orb Terrarium Kit
Brand: ome
Price: 50.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Introducing the orb terrarium kit. This DIY set provides everything you need to create a luscious, tropical ecosystem.

We've selected an elegant piece of handmade, recycled glassware with a lid to seal the container.

And don't worry; we've included instructions so you can follow the simple step-by-step process to set up your miniature world and care for it afterwards.

Dimensions:

H19.5cm x W19.5cm

Included:

1 x Glassware and lid
LECA
Activated Charcoal
Terrarium Soil
2 x Plants (5-6cm Pot)
Live Moss
Dragon Stone
Instructions

Please Note:

As the glassware is handmade, it may have some small bubbles or unevenness; please allow for small discrepancies.
Please aim to unpack/build this terrarium kit as soon as possible. If it's a gift and you need to wait, unwrap and take care of the plants and moss separately until the kit is ready to be built.

Make sure to keep your terrarium somewhere that gets bright, indirect
sunlight.

Keep away from anywhere that might experience fluctuating
temperatures, like on top of a windowsill or beside a radiator.

If the terrarium has no condensation, droopy leaves, light-coloured/dry
soil, and crispy moss – it may need gentle watering.

Use distilled or rainwater
from a mister to achieve an even, light distribution of water.

After months or years, you may need to prune excess growth
inside the terrarium.