I love this idea of the terrarium and air plant. What is the measurement of the terrarium? Do you have some that are a little bigger or just one size?
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4 1/2" wide with flat bottomKit includes pebbles, moss, glass globe and air plantI purchased it as a gift, and it was well received. I will be purchasing one for myselfI was really impressed with the Air plant terrarium. You just soak it in water for awhile every so often.
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4 1/2" wide with flat bottom Kit includes pebbles, moss, glass globe and air plant I purchased it as a gift, and it was well received. I will be purchasing one for myself I was really impressed with the Air plant terrarium. You just soak it in water for awhile every so often.
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I did see one the was longer and another that was wider. But you can put these in any glass container.
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I can't answer that question-- I bought one and I guess I must have read something wrong - - I actually wanted a terra cotta one forget the one I got!! I guess I'll just throw it away as I donm't want to pass it on to someone!! Pat Stephens
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Indeed and sense its not a show and is only 20" tall this is great for plants as well as light.. Happy aquascaping :)
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I think a indoor terrarium is acceptable unless you get a warm winter and keep it moist if so they might grow I personally would get a living plant or a purple pitcher plant or a red Asian pitcher plant also try a sundew or a venus fly trap.
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Java fern, Java moss and any type of Anubis will do fine in there. The tank has plenty of ligt it's just small for some species of plants.
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You can pull the moss apart into whatever sizes you want. That's what we did with all sizes of terrariums and the moss didn't seem to mind at all. It's beautiful moss.
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The plant I received last summer was about 4 inches tall. It has not produced one flower yet so I am sorry but I can not answer this question. I do hope I see a flower this Spring though!
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Actually, my moss applied to a bonsai didn't survive. Too hot, I guess although it was shaded. I don't haveany experience with terrariums, sorry.
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The big one is actually quite large. I put one on my 12x12x32 terrarium. I have dart frogs in it and with a thermostat, it can maintain their temp. It is meant to create a hot spot. It has been a while since I stuck it on , but it was as far as I remember, it was not quite as wide, and about 1/3 the length. Zoo med .com will have exact specs.
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2"-4" generally. You might get a couple that are bigger though. It all depends on the type of plant.
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It would be good for plants!!! Its not as big as it seems in picture! But its still cute!
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The size of the air plants varied between an inch to three inches in the order I received. Some were full as the picture above and some resembled the top of a pineapple.
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That's a wonderful idea. I went to the pet store and purchased some aquarium paper to put behind the aquarium. I cut out a piece of thin cardboard the exact size of the aquarium and wrapped the paper around it. The ledge I put it on was very narrow and the plastic plants that came with the unit were too bulky to use. That's why I bought the aquarium paper and it worked out great.
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The Topsy Turvey holds the plant. It's a great way to grow. When is the first frost for you? Also, I hear you can reuse these although we haven't tried it. Will the plant last until the frost? If it will then the TT will.
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Mark, We bought 2 of these planters and they are 16 inches tall. They are real easy to put together and fit perfectly over our septic tank tops. The final boards that came with them weren't wide enough to close the final gap so we contacted the company and they sent 2 extra boards so I could trim them up to make the planters come together like they should. They were very nice and helpful, would definitely buy from them again. The nails holding the boards together aren't the best, but I just drilled some holes through the metal banding and put wood screws in each board so they would all stay in place and would have no worries what so ever of them coming apart. We also treated the wood with Thompson water seal to seal the wood from the rain, snow, etc. They inside metal plate that hold the flower pots is holding up very well too. Hope this answers your questions. Ron Ash
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This is a very good quality piece. We have a TV on it, but I think I could sit on it easily, without bending the wood, & I'm about 130lbs. I'm not 36" wide, so I think your terrarium would be ok. Just my opinion.........
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I put mine in a pretty ash tray with some moss. Spray it every morning with water, placed under a table lamp and it now has two "babies". Seems free air is the key here.Live in Reno, NV were the air is very dry thus the spritzing every day. I do not give mine the soaking as instructed as they rot especially in the pretty round hanging terrariums. This is my fourth try with this type plantand ONLY success.