A Green Oasis in Your Home: Wild roots

Introduction: Embracing Nature’s Beauty

In a world where urban living often separates us from nature, the 6 inch round hanging terrarium by Wildroots offers a unique opportunity to reconnect. These enchanting glass enclosures allow you to create your own green haven right in the heart of your home. Imagine tiny ferns, succulents, or air plants thriving within a delicate glass sphere, suspended in the air like a work of art.

The Allure of 6 Inch Round Hanging Terrariums

The appeal of 6 inch round hanging terrariums lies in their versatility and aesthetic charm.

Aesthetic Elegance

The Wildroots terrarium, with its perfectly rounded shape, exudes elegance. Its minimalist design complements various interior styles, from modern to bohemian. This unassuming glass sphere can transform any space into a serene and visually appealing oasis.

Compact Greenery

Living in a small apartment or lacking a green thumb is no longer an obstacle to having a garden. The 6 inch round hanging terrarium allows you to incorporate greenery without compromising on space. It’s a superb choice for plant enthusiasts living in urban environments.

Low Maintenance

Maintaining a garden can be daunting, but not with these terrariums. They require minimal care, making them perfect for busy individuals. With just a spritz of water and indirect sunlight, your mini garden can flourish for weeks without much attention.

Customization Galore

One of the joys of owning a 6 inch round hanging terrarium is the ability to customize it to your liking. You can choose from a variety of plants, stones, and decorative elements to create a unique ecosystem. It’s a canvas for your creativity.

1. Gather Your Materials

Before you begin, make sure you have all the essentials:

• A 6 inch round hanging terrarium by Wildroots
• Small plants (succulents, air plants, or moss)
• Pebbles or gravel
• Activated charcoal
• Potting soil
• Decorative elements (optional)
• Spray bottle for watering

2. Layering the Base

Start with a layer of pebbles or gravel at the bottom of your terrarium. This ensures proper drainage and prevents root rot.

3. Potting Soil

The next layer is potting soil. Create a small well in the soil for your plants to sit in. Ensure it’s deep enough to accommodate the roots.

4. Planting

Carefully place your chosen plants into the well you’ve created. Be gentle with the roots to avoid damage.

6. Decorate

This step is where your creativity shines. Add decorative elements like small figurines, colorful stones, or miniature fairy lights to enhance the terrarium’s visual appeal.

7. Watering

Use a spray bottle to moisten the soil. Be cautious not to overwater; terrariums thrive in a slightly humid environment.

8. Hanging Your Terrarium

Find the perfect spot to hang your terrarium. Ensure it receives indirect sunlight, as direct sunlight can cause the plants to overheat.

FAQs

How often should I water my hanging terrarium?

Watering frequency depends on the plants and the humidity level in your home. Generally, a light misting every 2-4 weeks should suffice. Monitor the soil’s moisture level to avoid overwatering.

Can I hang my terrarium in direct sunlight?

It’s best to avoid direct sunlight, as it can cause the terrarium to overheat and damage the plants. Opt for a spot with indirect sunlight or bright, filtered light.

What plants are suitable for a hanging terrarium?

Succulents, air plants, and small ferns are ideal choices. These plants thrive in the enclosed environment of a terrarium and require minimal care.

How do I clean the glass of my terrarium?

To maintain the clarity of the glass, use a soft cloth or paper towel to gently wipe away any dust or fingerprints. Avoid using harsh chemicals.

Can I change the plants in my terrarium?

Yes, you can change the plants to refresh the terrarium’s look. Simply remove the existing plants, replace the soil, and add new ones.

Are hanging terrariums suitable for kids and pets?

While hanging terrariums are captivating, it’s important to keep them out of reach of curious pets and small children. Some plants may be toxic if ingested.