Making a terrarium is about as close as you can get to a Zen DIY project. Once you have gathered the proper materials and ...

“They are perfect if you travel a lot or are just bad at remembering to water your plants!” Sibley continues: “In a closed terrarium, the heat and oxygen the plants produce as they ...

Get creative and repurpose glass jars, vases, or bottles from around your house. Thrift stores and garage sales are treasure troves for unique glass pieces, often for just $1-$5. Plus, by reusing or ...

With terrariums, there are two choices. Either leave the terrarium open to the elements or close it up with a stopper. If you aren't a botanist, it isn't immediately obvious why you'd choose one ...

Bury your plant into the soil you've added to the terrarium. (You may need to use some long tweezers to do this). Finally, add some water to it to keep the soil moist then seal the jar.

“A closed terrarium is a great way to grow African violets and other delicate plants,” they suggest. “By enclosing the environment, you can create a space that is warm and humid — just the ...