I do not have a green thumb. Each spring I stare out at my freshly thawed garden with fear and resignation. Then I call my dad to ask him to deal with it.
I think I could handle a small terrarium, though. I think. Maybe. Join me in the experiment, won't you?
Proof that you don't even need to buy a special planter for your tiny garden. Just don't try to drink from the wrong mug when you're blearily reaching for that first cup of coffee.
An accent wall would look awesome covered with these beautiful magnetic terrariums!
The hole in the side allows air in, as well as providing an easy access point for the occasional spritz of water.
This clever DIYer chose a vessel with a big dimple in the bottom. This means that they can set the terrarium on top of a small LED light, making the whole thing glow from within.
My favorite part of this is that the mesh plunger acts as a barrier between the soil and the rocks, which is great of drainage!
This would be especially fun if the gravel was dyed bright bubblegum pink and blue!
If you're really terrible with plants, but still want the look, you can always fill a dollar store lantern with fake succulents and moss.
Or I just need more coffee. Either way, this carafe makes a great terrarium, too!
For something a little different, you can also buy live aquarium plants and make a mini water garden.
Gorgeous! This would be easy to DIY with a paper lantern and glass vase the same diameter.
