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Your plant's pot should have holes in the bottom so it is able to drain water easily.
If reusing a pot that had other plants in it, it is recommended you wash the pot, killing any mould or bacteria
Do not over water your plant as the roots will rot.
Most plants need to be kept by a good source of natural light.
You should fertilise your plant every two months. You can use all purpose fertiliser.
Any dead or fallen leaves should be removed to prevent bacteria and mould. Dead branches should also be removed.
Terrarium Oxford
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A little world under glass, this closed terrarium brings calming greenery to any setting. Inside you’ll find vibrant Fittonia, a soft fern, and fresh green moss, arranged in a handcrafted glass jar with a natural cork lid. Fully assembled and easy to care for, this miniature indoor garden is a peaceful gift for birthdays, anniversaries, or any moment worth marking. Its compact size makes it ideal for desks, shelves or bedside tables. The cork lid keeps humidity balanced, helping your tiny ecosystem thrive with minimal effort. With just a bit of light and the occasional airing, this living decoration will continue to flourish. Each terrarium is one of a kind. Plant colours and arrangement may vary slightly, and the handmade glass may feature tiny bubbles or gentle irregularities, part of its natural charm. Size & Dimensions: • Height: 22 cm • Diameter: 17 cm Care: • Low-maintenance, includes care guide • Please open your parcel soon after delivery to keep your plants fresh This is a gift that grows, a thoughtful and lasting alternative to flowers.
Your plant's pot should have holes in the bottom so it is able to drain water easily.
If reusing a pot that had other plants in it, it is recommended you wash the pot, killing any mould or bacteria
Do not over water your plant as the roots will rot.
Most plants need to be kept by a good source of natural light.
You should fertilise your plant every two months. You can use all purpose fertiliser.
Any dead or fallen leaves should be removed to prevent bacteria and mould. Dead branches should also be removed.
