Diy ecosystem in a jar

Transform your living space with enchanting DIY terrarium projects that bring a touch of nature indoors. Discover how to create unique glass jar gardens using various plants, soil, and decorative elements. From minimalist designs to themed mini-ecosystems, these creative ideas cater to all skill levels. Perfect for home decor enthusiasts and gardeners alike, your terrarium will not only elevate your space but also promote relaxation. Learn practical tips for selecting the right containers…

If you're looking for all of the fun of an aquarium without any of the work or mess, then a closed aquatic ecosystem may be right for you! They don't need any food, cleaning, or anything other than enough sunlight. They're also super...

The Basics of Closed Jar Terrariums: I've been creating closed jar Terrariums for about a year. It was something I wanted to learn and finally decided to give a try. Since then I have picked up a lot of info about making Terrariums, and also teach workshops on making them.&…

As we make our way through the dead of winter it can be a little, well, depressing. Here in Minnesota the trees and shrubs are bare, the ground is blanketed with white snow, the sun is hidden behi…

These two ladies, Lina Cirilo and Laura Gonçales, created their own company in 2013. They create and sell tiny, self-sustaining ecosystems in glass jars, bottles, and other containers. The tiny worlds have all kinds of scenery in them, from simple camping trips to cars, to characters from Harry Potter and other popular movies. Every single one is handmade, so every one of them is different and unique. It would probably make a great gift for a plant lover!

How long do closed terrariums last? With proper care and balance, these mini ecosystems can thrive for decades! Sealed off from the outside world, closed terrariums recycle air and water, creating a self-sustaining environment perfect for those looking for low-maintenance greenery. Discover how to create your own long-lasting terrarium that brings a touch of nature into your home for years to come.

Aquaponics: The What: Aquaponics is a concept of growing plants and fish in one integrated system combining “aquaculture”, which refers to raising fish and “hydroponics”, the growing of plants without soil. The How: Fish waste is actually an organic food source for the plants and the plants act as a natural filter for the water. […]

My girls got their hands dirty, their minds racing, and their creative juice flowing as they designed this DIY Mason Jar Terrarium.