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Make a closed terrarium DIY -a sealed bottle garden filled with closed terrarium plants that thrive in a humid environment! The sealed terrarium creates an ecosystem in a bottle where plants for high humidity can survive for many decades! What's more exciting is that the terrarium plants are slow-growing, self-sustaining, and need no watering after planting! Sealed bottle gardens are ideal for humidity-loving terrarium plants like ferns, pileas, peperomias, and moss plants. Shirley Bovshow shows you how to make a terrarium in a bottle by layering gravel, charcoal, and potting soil. Activated charcoal absorbs chemicals in the soil, water, and air that can build up inside your terrarium over time and damage your plants. Learn to make long-handled gardening tools so you can plant in a bottle with no problems! Check out some oversized glass bottles on Amazon. Make sure to order a cork to fit opening or create a bottle top with a rolled cork sheet. Watch and subscribe to Shirley Bovshow's “EdenMaker“ gardening video channel. Learn how to grow and care for plants, orchids, garden makeovers, container gardening, garden DIY, plant and flower crafts, how to grow food, miniature and fairy gardening, succulents, how to propagate plants, indoor plants, floral design, hydroponic growing, garden design, and clever tips for life rooted in the garden. Inspiration and practical information. Watch, “Ask Shirley,“ a weekly, garden live stream show featuring garden questions and garden answers, plant care information, plant propagation and gardening lessons by Shirley Bovshow. Featuring Los Angeles landscape designer, Shirley Bovshow, garden lifestyle expert for the Hallmark channel show, Home & Family.
