Glass House Terrarium - Galvanised - H36cm W18cm

Water sparingly. The enclosed environment recycles moisture. Aim to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Observe condensation levels as an indicator; heavy fogging means it's humid enough.

No, direct sunlight can cause the temperature inside the terrarium to rise rapidly, potentially cooking the plants. Place it in a location with bright, indirect light.

Plants that thrive in high humidity and consistently moist soil are ideal. Examples include ferns, mosses, fittonia, pilea, and small ornamental foliage plants.

Initially, you may need to open it daily for a short period to regulate humidity. Once a stable environment is established, opening it might only be necessary every few weeks or if you notice excessive condensation or mold.

The terrarium measures approximately H:40.0 x W:22.0 x D:22.0 cm.

Yes, the galvanised metal finish is designed for durability and resistance to the elements within the terrarium's environment.

No, one order includes one terrarium.

Open the lid for a few hours to allow excess moisture to evaporate. Ensure you haven't overwatered the soil initially.

Remove affected plant parts immediately. Increase ventilation by opening the lid for a short period each day until the issue is resolved. Consider using activated charcoal in the soil mix to help prevent future growth.

Check the soil moisture. If dry, add a small amount of water. If the plants are wilted despite moist soil, they may be suffering from root rot due to overwatering, requiring immediate attention to drainage and ventilation.

This can be due to overwatering, underwatering, or insufficient light. Assess your watering schedule and the terrarium's location regarding light exposure.