I made this several months ago, charcoal at the bottom, cactus dirt, and a succulent clipping in a sealed salsa jar with some water. It seemed like it died at first and I thought there was too much water but then I put it outside and it is still alive after many many weeks without opening it. I honestly have no idea how it has survived but I’m pretty proud of my little dude.
by dak0tah
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Hey dak0tah
Did you know succulents have adapted to grow and thrive in areas with limited water sources, dry periods, and bright direct light? Most terrarium spaces are the exact opposite of that which can cause terrariums to fail! If it’s your first terrarium don’t fret, we have a list of resources to help you build a successful and happy terrarium!
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