When it comes to terrariums, you have a few types of plants to consider, but two dominate the houseplant market - air plants ...

In this month's "Cultivating Success in the Farm & Garden" column, Hubbard County U of M Extension educator shares ...

Plants that enjoy open terrariums include aloe, cacti, succulents and reindeer moss. These kinds of terrariums thrive in bright sunlight, and will need watering every two-three weeks with a pipette.

5. Pot up your plants. Try fittonias, philodendrons, calatheas, clubmosses, and ferns that love a humid environment. Start with cuttings or tubestock size plants and prune them back if they start to ...

Terrarium plants don't move either ... Most terrariums are planted with succulents that grow very slowly or have a small ...

We found some small options if you want to be subtle, like succulents and an agave plant — in general, plants that naturally have firm, waxy leaves make good faux foliage candidates, so ...