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Tenielle Jordison

The Terrarium You Bought From the Store Wasn't Made to Last – Here's How to Quickly Replenish It For a Longer Lifespan

Closed and open terrariums on a table .

Terrariums are some of the most charming additions to the indoor garden – that is, until they start to rot and fade away. But, with the right vessel and accompanying right plants you can actually keep a terrarium going for years on end. If yours is already looking a little worse for wear, here's how to quickly replenish it.

It's easy to make your own terrarium or you can purchase a pre-made one (like this beautiful terrarium kit from Amazon). However, if it contains plants that actually need more room than a terrarium offers, or they prefer drier or wetter conditions, it won't take long for it to all turn to brown mush.

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