Frequently Asked Questions
How does a terrarium work without air?
How does a terrarium work without air?
It actually has air inside. The plants recycle it naturally through photosynthesis, using carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen during the day. Water also cycles inside the glass by evaporating and condensing, creating a self-sustaining mini ecosystem that stays balanced when kept in indirect light.
Will the plants survive if I keep them in the box for a few days?
Will the plants survive if I keep them in the box for a few days?
Leaving them wrapped too long can cause stress or damage. Take the plants out of the box as soon as you get your product. Keep them watered for a few days, *not drenched soil, not in direct sunlight but a little light out in a open room is perfect.
How often should I water?
How often should I water?
Start with less water than you think, you can always add more later. Overwatering is much harder to fix. A few light sprays with our spray bottle is sufficient. If pouring water, do not drench soil!
Why use the lid?
Why use the lid?
The lid keeps the ecosystem inside cycling forever without interference.
How long should I keep the light on?
How long should I keep the light on?
- The plants do not require this LED for growth.
- The LED is meant for decoration and ambience.
- Use it when you want to admire your terrarium or display it.
My plants are getting too big?
My plants are getting too big?
Plants will grow larger over time. Regular trimming will help keep them neat and balanced. Bonus: Replant the Trimmings!
How long should I keep the light on?
How long should I keep the light on?
- The plants do not require this LED for growth.
- The LED is meant for decoration and ambience.
- Use it when you want to admire your terrarium or display it.