If you keep more than a few varieties of houseplants, you’ll know the familiar challenge of swapping and changing plant locations to keep them happy.

Today we’re talking about terrarium bugs. The good, the bad and the ugly. Love them or hate them, insects and bugs can make a valuable

Closed terrariums are basically tropical rainforest generators. They allow us to grow all kinds of exotic plant species (and live our destination dreams) from the

Open terrariums, or as I like to call them – bowls of plants. Just kidding. They may not be a terrarium in the truest sense

We’re all guilty of asking the occasional embarrassing question to Google, our all-knowing internet confidant. Which makes Google Trends a fascinating place to hang out

Honestly, ferns really are a terrarium lovers best friend. They’re almost universally suited to terrarium life. They like nothing more than a warm environment with

The practice of watering a terrarium seems like a simple one.  Water + Terrarium = Win? But honestly, it’s one the most common questions people

These days, the art of terrariums has evolved to produce many weird and wonderful types of terrarium.  I swear, the Victorians would wet themselves at

Terrarium mould, our fuzzy mortal enemy.  It’s always lurking, ready to strike. But is it actually a worry or just a nuisance? Personally, I’ve encountered

So, how’s your terrarium looking these days? I know, terrariums are notoriously low maintenance. Alas, that doesn’t give us a free pass for total neglect.