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Terrarium

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How to build a

Terrarium
For our terrarium, we need:
A clear glass container.
Rocks (around marble sized, depending on
the size of container).
Activated charcoal.
Small plants of different colors, shapes, &
textures.

Optional:
Moss.
Decorative rocks or pebbles, or both
Fun décor, like tiny pine cones, shells.
Animals.
Instructions:
1. Put a layer of rocks at the bottom of
your container.
2. Mix a layer of charcoal with soil.
3. Fill the container up to half-full with
the mixing.
4. Put decorative rocks.
5. Plant your plants.
6. Arrange them to look nice.
Instructions:
7. Leave some space for them to breathe
and grow.
8. Add decorative pebbles, rocks, pine
cones, or whatever to make your terrarium
look like a little garden world.
9. Water the plants, but not too much.
10. Place in indirect light.
Terrarium and Goal 13
A terrarium has its own mini-climate. The
container has just a small opening or sometimes
even a lid to completely enclose the container.
That makes a terrarium like a greenhouse.
Sunlight enters through the glass and warms the
air, soil and plants the same way that sunlight
coming through the atmosphere warms Earth’s
surface. The glass holds in some of the warmth,
just as Earth’s atmosphere does.
Conclusion
In summary, terrariums offer a sustainable
approach to conservation by reducing pollution
and reusing materials. They also provide insights
into plant growth in enclosed environments, while
humidifying the surroundings and uplifting mood.
Embracing terrariums is a step towards
harmonious coexistence with nature.
Thanks!

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