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gold geometric succulent terrarium

gold geometric succulent terrarium Stylish Black Glass House Shape Terrarium

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gold geometric succulent terrarium Stylish Black Glass House Shape TerrariumMaterial: Glass Brand Name: NCYP 1. High quality geometric terrarium made of framed transparent glass. It is ideal for raising succulents and cacti. It is also suitable for planting tropical plant varieties like mosses, orchids, ferns, and air plants. 2. It is geometric, so it can be placed on any side down according to where it is put and what you will grow. 3. A geometric terrarium is a great decorative piece on your desk, table, shelf, etc. 4. A

 

Material: Glass
Brand Name: NCYP
1. High-quality geometric terrarium made of framed transparent glass. It is ideal for raising succulents and cacti. It is also suitable for planting tropical plant varieties like mosses, orchids, ferns, and air plants.
2. It is geometric, so it can be placed on any side down according to where it is put and what you will grow.
3. A geometric terrarium is a great decorative piece on your desk, table, shelf, etc.
4. A terrarium is a decent way to raise and watch plants without dirtying your room.
5. A geometric terrarium will be an excellent centerpiece for a wedding or party.
6. Many people love to create their dreamy world or a fairy story within a terrarium.
7. Those terrariums can be used as a candle holder (please choose LED candles; they are not designed for high temperatures).
8. Special features: This is a house-shaped geometric terrarium with a swing lid. It is great for a centerpiece on your table. It is also ideal for raising moss, ferns, reptiles, and insects.
Suggestion:
It is for plants with small roots. We highly recommend you go out and catch some ferns and moss in the forest and plant them in the terrarium. Moss and ferns will keep growing well with qualified temperature and moisture. They need scattering sunlight, which makes them one of the best choices for indoor plants. Cactus is also a good choice.
If you want to raise ferns or moss, a closed terrarium (with a door to keep water in) will be the best choice. But if you want to raise ferns or moss in your bathroom or succulents and cacti, either close or open will be okay for you.
Protective Qualities: Rust-resistant
General Material: Glass, Copper
Size: 6.1 inches x 6.3 inches x 4.33 inches / 15.5cm x 16cm x 11cm
 
Note: terrarium only. Decoration plant and props are NOT included 

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