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Terrariums or gardens in a bowl are compositions that do not require a lot of care, even so, you must take into account some light factors when choosing the place where you are going to place them.

Imagine an enchanting corner in your home, filled with holiday magic encapsulated in a small terrarium. Terrariums offer a perfect canvas for festive creativity during the holiday season. Here are some ideas to inspire you.

Los terrarios y jardines en un bol han ganado popularidad en los últimos años como una forma única y encantadora de traer la naturaleza al interior de nuestros hogares. Pero, ¿de dónde provienen exactamente estas fascinantes creaciones? En este artículo, exploramos el origen de los terrarios y jardines en un bol.

Have you ever wondered how plants breathe in an enclosed terrarium? It's a common question many plant lovers ask themselves. And the answer is that plants breathe just like we do, taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide.In a closed terrarium, the air is kept in balance by the water cycle. Plant transpiration creates a high relative humidity inside the terrarium. This humidity condenses on the walls of the container and falls back to the substrate as dew. Condensation helps maintain the humidity necessary for the plants and microorganisms inside the terrarium, and also allows for gas exchange.In addition, microorganisms in the terrarium substrate also play an important role in air quality. Microorganisms break down organic matter in the substrate...

An eternal terrarium or garden in a bowl is a small natural ecosystem that is self-regulating and requires almost no care - it only needs to be watered once a year! So how do you water the plants in a terrarium?