Peperomia Plants: Low-Light Terrariums!

Service Description

Create an ecosystem in a jar: your own little world of plants! Together, we'll plant some cute and healthy plants in tiny clear jars- with lots of decorations, of course! You'll get to: ♥Mix a big bowl of soil with our special recipe, learning about the ingredients and what they all do! ♥Choose a string of turtles peperomia plant! String of turtles plants look like little turtle shells and are super tolerant of a range of conditions. They're at their happiest when their jar is displayed on a piece of furniture a few feet from a window. I grow the plants myself in the shop and prepare them for the workshops. ♥Arrange your plants. I'll guide you through it! Mistakes are easy to undo, too. I've even got a special trick for "unwatering" a plant just in case. ♥Add live moss! None of that fake dyed craft store stuff that gets all crusty. Here, we use real moss that grows and thrives. ♥Add unlimited decorations! We've got stickers, tumbled stones, resin figures, iridescent butterflies, and more. You can really express yourself and make it cute! ♥Add a shiny nametag. You can put the plant's fancy name, its common name, or a nice message. You could even give your plant a nickname! For example, my dad has a spikemoss plant named Peter, and my friend has a fly trap named Georgie. The care is nice and simple for these guys! I check when it's been a while, but if you prefer a schedule, you can check on the first day of each month. Look at the soil and see if it's gotten light brown. You can test by adding a drop of water first, seeing if it darkens the soil. Then, you can give your plant a shot glass full (of water) to drink. A shot glass? Yep! Plants like to party. I'm more of a ginger ale person, personally.