Frequently Asked Questions

Fogging is normal in closed terrariums due to moisture circulation. If excessive, open the lid for sometime to balance humidity.

Indirect sunlight refers to bright but filtered light that doesn’t directly hit the plants. It can be achieved by placing the terrarium near a window with sheer curtains.

Yes, closed terrariums need bright, indirect sunlight to thrive. Avoid direct sun exposure, as it can overheat the plants.

• Direct sunlight means the sun’s rays directly hit the plant, which can cause overheating.
• Indirect sunlight is diffused light, like light coming through a curtain or bouncing off a wall

Ferns, moss, Fittonia (nerve plants), Aralia, Umbrella Plant, Ficcus Bonsai and Peperomia are great choices as they thrive in humid, enclosed environments.

Closed terrariums do not need regular watering. If you notice dry soil or dry yellow leaves, spray some water on plant and soil, but typically, they self-sustain for months. Do not pour water in terrarium or water excessively as it may disturb the water cycle.

Terrariums require at least 6-8 hours of bright, indirect light daily. If natural light is insufficient, use grow lights.

No, terrarium plants cannot survive without sunlight as they need light for photosynthesis. If you don’t have natural light, you can use LED grow lights.

Place a full-spectrum LED grow light 12-18 inches away from your terrarium and keep it on for 8-10 hours a day.

If your space lacks sufficient natural indirect sunlight, a grow light is recommended to keep your terrarium healthy.

Use small scissors to trim dead or overgrown leaves to maintain plant health and aesthetics.

Use a soft microfiber cloth to wipe the inside and outside gently.