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Tiny worlds, made by you!

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Weekdays

Walk in

No reservation needed to make a project
Weekends

Reserve
a seat

Book ahead to make a project
Shopping Hours 
Location

Regular Hours: 1 PM - 7 PM

Sunday Hours: 1 PM - 5 PM

Closed Mondays

3412 North High Street

Suite B Olney, MD 20832

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Adopt a
New Friend

Detailed website pages coming soon!

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Ghost Mantis

1 left!

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Water Snail & Moss Ball

Doesn't need to be fed!

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Regal Jumping Spider

Decorate a spider house and reserve yours today! Pick your spider up in 2 months

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Axolotl

Lives 10-15 years

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Baby Grove Snail

Eats a chunk of carrot each week!

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Let's Decorate!

Buying a plant? Add some trinkets for free!

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Hi! I'm Savannah.

I'm here to help you grow!

Fueled by ADHD & curiosity, I love experimenting with plants and craft supplies, (making a gigantic mess,) then teaching what I've learned in a way that's easy for people to follow!

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No Drainage? No Problem!

Tropical plants are happy as long as their soil isn't dry and isn't drenched. As long as you keep things slightly wet, you're good to grow!

How Much Water can Your Plant Take?

Teacup plants: 1/4 cup

Shot glass plants: 1 tsp

Special clay pellets on top of the soil change from chocolate to graham cracker color. This lets you know when the top of the soil is dry!

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Thanks for your support!

Opal

Houseplant questions? Click me for answers!

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