Terrarium Design

Various plant ecology can be made in the room a little. The used artificial ecological art lovers to spoil the eye in private or public spaces. Conditions of urban bustle that is less green areas make art lovers or botanists make a creation in the form terrarium.
Terrarium that is currently available, it can be divided into three categories:
• Terrarium Scenes, namely terrarium with the top open or closed. To make miniature plants, such as the media is the most easy to use and maintain. You can even make decorative plants in the terrarium of this type in a very short time.
• Terrarium Closed, namely terrarium with tightly closed in all parts. The goal is to create a unique biosphere in the terrarium. Terrarium is the most difficult to create and maintain. More challenges in making this type of terrarium. Some factors that should be of particular concern to a closed terrarium is a matter of the amount of water and proper lighting. Terrarium of this type usually has the upper small to put plants and other materials in the terrarium. Of course this can be a challenge.
• Terrarium animals, as the name implies, this type of terrarium used to put small animals on display. For example lizards, iguanas, frogs, small turtles or snakes. The goal is to display replica of the real world fauna in the wild by moving the glass media interest.

How to make a terrarium
Clean the glass container. If no previously used containers, wash with soapy water and rinse completely to remove soap residue. Terrarium filthy bacteria will grow over time, so use antibacterial soap if possible.
Add stone for drainage. Combine the small stone / gravel and some charcoal. Add one layer at about 2.5 cm into the container terrarium.
Add a layer of moss. This layer will prevent soil filtered into the gravel, and helps absorb water as mentioned above.
Enter the ground. Depending on the size of the terrarium and length of plant roots, add about 5 or 7.5 cm soil. Press gently to prevent air pockets and raise the surface. Dig a small hole in the soil for growing crops.
Place the plant. Remove the plant from the container and shake the roots gently to separate it from the excess land and help plant roots to move to a new land; Rest your carefully into the hole, then add more soil around it and pat gently. Repeat for the rest of the plant.
Add decorations. You can also add moss or gravel for smoothing the top of the terrarium.
Give a little moisture to the soil. Water the plant a little bit and you're done!