Turn A Jar Into A DIY Terrarium

One of the easiest DIY's ever. Let’s Turn a jar into a DIY Terrarium!

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What you will need:

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A trio of DIY terariums.

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Wash your Jar and thoroughly dry it.

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Next, layer your Jar with an inch or two of rocks to provide plenty of plant drainage.

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Add the soil next.

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Add enough soil to cover the roots of the plants.

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Add plants until you are happy with the way it looks once plants are placed, water them lightly.

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Add another layer of rocks or moss for visual interest.

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I used a fern, a mini English Ivy, and a Polka Dot Plant

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Adding a larger rock and a few twigs also added some visual interest.

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Turn A Jar Into A DIY Terrarium

One of the easiest DIY's ever. Let’s Turn a jar into a DIY Terrarium!

What you will need:

What you will need:

- Jars - Plants - Rocks - Soil - Moss - Sand - Plant Food

- Jars - Plants - Rocks - Soil - Moss - Sand - Plant Food

A trio of DIY terariums.

Wash your Jar and thoroughly dry it.

Next, layer your Jar with an inch or two of rocks to provide plenty of plant drainage.

Add the soil next.

Add enough soil to cover the roots of the plants.

Add plants until you are happy with the way it looks once plants are placed, water them lightly.

Add another layer of rocks or moss for visual interest.

I used a fern, a mini English Ivy, and a Polka Dot Plant

Adding a larger rock and a few twigs also added some visual interest.

Swipe Up For More!