Tropical Terrarium Plants Bundle

Description

🌿 What May Be Included?

Each bundle contains a random mix of plants, which may include:
✔ Fittonia sp. (Nerve Plant)
✔ Cryptanthus sp. (Earth Stars)
✔ Nephrolepis sp. (Boston Fern)
✔ Ficus pumila (Creeping Fig)
✔ Asparagus plumosus sp. (Asparagus Fern)
✔ Selaginella sp. (Spike Moss)
✔ Syngonium sp. (Arrowhead Plant)
✔ Asplenium nidus (Bird’s Nest Fern)
✔ Hedera sp. (Ivy)
✔ Begonia sp.
✔ Pilea sp.
✔ Peperomia sp.
✔ Anthurium sp.
✔ Hypoestes sp. (Polka Dot Plant)
✔ Iresine sp.

🌱 Bundle Sizes:

• 3 plants – Ideal for a small terrarium
• 5 plants – Perfect for a medium terrarium or two smaller ones
• 7 plants – Best for a large terrarium or multiple medium-sized ones

Each plant comes in 5-8cm nursery pots, with some varieties slightly larger. Many of these plants can be divided and propagated, giving you more flexibility for your terrarium setup.

Why Choose Our Terrarium Plant Bundle?

✅ Best Plants for Closed Terrariums – Thrives in the high humidity of enclosed ecosystems
✅ Hand-Picked for Quality – Each bundle is carefully curated by our expert team
✅ Beginner-Friendly & Low Maintenance – Ideal for all experience levels
✅ Saves You Time – No need to research compatible plants—we’ve done it for you!
✅ Includes Illustrated Care Guide – Step-by-step instructions to help your terrarium flourish

📌 Need a Pet-Friendly Selection? – Contact us at [email protected] for a non-toxic plant bundle.

Complete Your Terrarium Setup

Pair your Tropical Terrarium Plants Bundle with:
✔ Terrarium Glassware – Choose from our eco-friendly glass containers
✔ Premium Terrarium Soil – Specially designed for high-humidity plants
✔ Sphagnum Moss & Activated Charcoal – Helps with drainage and prevents mould
✔ Springtails & Isopods – Keep your terrarium bio-active and healthy
✔ Decorative Stones & Ornaments – Add character to your mini ecosystem
✔ Misting Bottles & Tools – For easy maintenance and care

Start your terrarium journey today! Order your Tropical Terrarium Plants Bundle and create a lush, self-sustaining world inside your glass container.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best plants to use in a terrarium?

The best plants for closed terrariums include ferns, Fittonia, Begonia, Pilea, and Peperomia. These plants thrive in high-humidity environments and are well-suited for enclosed spaces.

Which types of plants are suitable for a terrarium?

Terrariums are ideal for humidity-loving, compact, and slow-growing plants that thrive in indirect light and moist conditions.

Why should I avoid using succulents or cacti in a terrarium?

Succulents and cacti prefer dry, well-draining environments and are not suitable for closed terrariums. The high humidity can cause root rot.

How do I manage overgrown terrarium plants?

Trim back plants to maintain space inside the terrarium. You can propagate cuttings within the same terrarium or plant them separately.

Can I divide terrarium plants to create more?

Yes! Many terrarium plants, such as ferns, Fittonia, Begonia, Pilea, and Peperomia, can be split and propagated for multiple projects.

How do you care for plants in a terrarium?

Provide indirect light, maintain humidity by misting when needed, and avoid overwatering. Use well-draining soil and remove dead leaves to prevent mould.

What are the best containers for making a terrarium?

Glass jars, bowls, and containers with lids help retain moisture for closed terrariums, while open containers suit plants that prefer drier conditions.

How often should terrarium plants be watered?

Closed terrariums require less frequent watering—check soil moisture and only water when it begins to dry out.

Can I use artificial lighting for my terrarium?

Yes! LED grow lights can be used, especially in rooms with low natural light. Choose a light that mimics natural conditions.

What type of soil is best for terrariums?

A well-draining mix is essential. We recommend using Highland Moss Premium Terrarium Soil, available on our website, to support healthy plant growth.

Do terrarium plants need fertiliser?

Minimal fertiliser is needed. If you fertilise, use a diluted, balanced liquid fertiliser during the growing season.

How can I prevent mould and pests in my terrarium?

• Avoid overwatering
• Allow for air circulation by occasionally opening the lid
• Introduce springtails & isopods to keep the terrarium bio-active
• Remove dead plant matter regularly
• Use natural insecticides if needed

What are common problems with terrarium plants and how to solve them?

• Yellowing leaves – Too much moisture or poor drainage. Adjust watering.
• Mould – Improve airflow, add activated charcoal, or introduce springtails.
• Overgrowth – Regular trimming helps maintain a balanced ecosystem.
• Pests – Use natural treatments like neem oil or introduce beneficial insects.

How do I properly prune my terrarium plants?

Use clean scissors or pruning shears to trim overgrown or dead leaves. Regular pruning encourages healthy growth and keeps your terrarium looking neat.