I discovered this method of making a vertical terrarium last autumn when I was turning an old
pasta jar into a horizontal terrarium. I noticed that the moss was packed in so tightly that when
it stood upright the soil was held in place. Since then I've used this method to create many
vertical terrariums of all different sizes and each one has stood the test of time.
The best part about this is the material list is very basic and it will require no glue,
no silicon, no clay, it's simply the glass container moss, soil and plants!
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Here are the materials you're going to need
So
that is my method to making a vertical terrarium! If you make a vertical terrarium
let me know in the comments section below or if you're on instagram tag me in it
and use the hashtag #wtverticalterrarium and #verticalterrarium so I can share your creations.
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