succulent glass terrarium 7” Geometric Black Glass Succulent Terrarium Kit
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succulent glass terrarium

succulent glass terrarium 7” Geometric Black Glass Succulent Terrarium Kit

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Description

succulent glass terrarium 7” Geometric Black Glass Succulent Terrarium KitThis live DIY Succulent Terrarium Kit includes a unique Geometric Glass, Succulents, Rocks, Crystals and Moss. Everything needed to make your very own succulent terrarium. Terrariums make for create decor at home or even at work. All of our terrariums are perfect size to accent any window or patio table. We ship everything you need to make sure your arrangement comes out looking beautiful. Each Kit comes with a beautiful and healthy succulents, as

This live DIY Succulent Terrarium Kit includes a unique Geometric Glass, Succulents, Rocks, Crystals and Moss. Everything needed to make your very own succulent terrarium. Terrariums make for create decor at home or even at work. All of our terrariums are perfect size to accent any window or patio table.

We ship everything you need to make sure your arrangement comes out looking beautiful. Each Kit comes with a beautiful and healthy succulents, as well as natural moss and amethyst or quartz crystals for decoration.

DO IT YOURSELF- Complete terrarium kit includes the following: 

  • Glass Terrarium
  • 2 Live Succulent
  • Succulent Soil with Fertilizer
  • Natural Crushed Pebbles
  • Preserved Natural Reindeer Moss
  • Natural Healing Crystal
  • Crystal Chips
  • Spray Bottle
  • Terrarium Tool Kit
  • Fairy Garden Figurine
  • Step-by-Step and Plant Care Guide

CUSTOMIZE IT! - If you are looking for specific colors on moss or crystal just add it to the notes and we will do our best to accommodate it for you.

 

Dimensions

Container: Metal frame with glass panes  6 x 6 x 7 inches

Plants: Vary from 2- 3" in height. Each plant is unique and will vary based on availability.

Succulent colors are assorted and best available, unfortunately we cannot control the height of the Succulent at times, although the photos show smaller succulent, this is not always the case. Please note colors of rocks, moss and decorative items may vary.

Delivery and Shipping

FREE SHIPPING - We ship everything your need to make sure your arrangement comes out looking beautiful. Please note colors of rocks, moss and decorative items may vary.

This item is available for pick-up or delivery in the Miami Metro area. It is also available for shipping as a DIY kit with simple instructions on how to put together. We ship you everything you need to make sure you arrangement comes out looking beautiful. And you ever need any help you can always give us a call!

Care Instructions

Place in bright indirect light, such as near a window or glass door. Make sure the arrangement is not direct sunlight as the rays of sun may burn the plants.

Using a water bottle, spray the soil at the base of each plant 3-5 times once a month. Make sure the water sprays evenly throughout the arrangement. Let the plant dry out completely between watering.

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