DIY Terrarium Supplies

DIY Terrarium Supplies

Terrariums are more than just decorative pieces; they're living, breathing ecosystems that offer a unique way to connect with nature. These self-contained gardens not only beautify your space but also provide numerous benefits

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Growth Technology
Terrariums Sale priceFrom £8.95
Terrarium Activated Carbon - 180ml
BetterGrow Clay PebblesBetterGrow Clay Pebbles
Decorative Grit - 850mlDecorative Grit - 850ml
BetterGrow Coarse Horticultural Grit - 3L
BetterGrow PerliteBetterGrow Perlite
BetterGrow VermiculiteBetterGrow Vermiculite
Decorative Cork Chips - 850mlDecorative Cork Chips - 850ml
Terrarium Focus Repotting Mix Peat Free 3L


  • Improved air quality: Plants in terrariums naturally filter the air, removing toxins and producing oxygen.
  • Stress reduction: The act of creating and maintaining a terrarium can be a calming, meditative experience.
  • Low maintenance: Once established, terrariums require minimal care, making them perfect for busy individuals or those new to plant care.
  • Educational value: Terrariums offer a great way to teach children about plant life cycles and ecosystems.

Our range includes essential components like BetterGrow Clay Pebbles for optimal drainage, Coarse Horticultural Grit for soil structure, and Terrarium Activated Carbon to keep your mini-garden fresh. We also offer decorative elements like Cork Chips to add a natural, aesthetic touch to your creation.

Here are some helpful tips to get you started on your terrarium journey:

  1. Choose the right container: Opt for a clear glass container with a wide opening for easy planting.
  2. Layer wisely: Start with a drainage layer (clay pebbles), followed by activated carbon, then soil, and finally your plants and decorative elements.
  3. Select compatible plants: Choose plants with similar light and moisture requirements. Succulents and cacti work well together, as do tropical plants.
  4. Don't overwater: Terrariums retain moisture, so it's better to underwater than overwater. A light misting is often sufficient.
  5. Provide appropriate light: Most terrariums thrive in bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, which can overheat the container.

Remember, creating a terrarium is an art form - there's no right or wrong way to design your miniature landscape. Let your creativity flourish and enjoy the process of bringing a little piece of nature into your home or office.

Explore our terrarium category today and embark on a journey of green discovery. Whether you're looking to create a lush tropical paradise, a desert oasis, or a whimsical fairy garden, we have the supplies and guidance to help you bring your vision to life.