With Bog Plants Stretching And Yawning And Growing After Their Winter Dormancy, We’re Putting Together Our Own Terrariums, And Showing You How We Do It! • First We Assemble Our Bog Plants (I.e. Plants That Like To Sit In Water), Like Sundews, Venus Flytraps, And Sarracenia, As Well As Pinguicula, Which Enjoy Being Slightly Elevated So That They Aren’t Subjected To Root Rot, But Can Be Bottom Watered All The Same. • Next, We Lay The Foundation. We’re Building Ours In A Standard Glass Terrarium Display, But You Can Get Creative! In The Bottom Of Our Glass, We Pour A Layer Of Fluval Stratum. It Looks Clean, Holds Structure, And Doesn’t Provide Any Nutrients To The Plants That They Wouldn’t Like. We Wet It With Reverse Osmosis Water To Make It Easier To Work With And Then Whittle Holes Into It To Accommodate The Plants. • Next: Start Planting! We Centered This Design Around A Red Cape Sundew, Because It Has A Striking Color And A Bit Of Height, Which Can Act As Our Aesthetic Anchor Or Focus Point. Then We Plant Our Other Carnivores, Around It, As Well As Some Rocks For Elevation, And Moss And Ferns (Which We Call “Fluff”) That Add Both Greenery And Vitality To Our Little Ecosystem. • Lastly, Water It Once More! Be Sure To Always Use Reverse Osmosis, Rain, Or Distilled Water When Working With Carnivorous Plants. And That’s It! There Are Of Course More Ways You Could Build A Terrarium, But That’s The Fun Of It: You Get Creative, And You Learn. If You Want To Build A Terrarium Of Your Own, Stop By Or Shop Online! We’ve Got Plenty Of Carnivores That Would Love To Make Themselves Comfy In A New Space. But If You’d Rather Skip The Diy, We Have Some Ready To Go In Our Storefront. Happy Building! #Carnivero #Terrarium #Bogplants #Carnivorousplant
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