Handblown 7" Glass Terrarium with Opening for Air Flow & Cork Stopper Cloche Style Glass Dome Vivarium Display Case (Small)

I filled the base with aqua fluval and covered in spagnam moss. It has been great at rooting plants like string of pearls and hoyas. I have also been successful in keeping begonias in them. Not only are they functional but they are very nice to look at.

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My bonsai plant appreciates the cool breezes and enjoys the slightly trapped moisture in this dry environment. This dome is slightly small, but as you can see here, I used clothes pins to stake it up a little bit and improve air flow. All the leaves on my bonsai fell off and I thought I'd try covering it and look it has regrow. Its leaves beautifully!

I was very excited about this product. I used it for one of my plants in a 4 inch nursery pot to give it some additional humidity after it arrived to me extremely dehydrated.It was great and beautiful. I had it for about a month.Today, as I was watching tv a loud crack sound came from my plant shelf. The base of the cloche cracked.I’m assuming it was because I watered my plant today and the extra weight of the wet soil in the pot stressed the base. Seems absurd to me that a 4 inch pot with light airy mix, even if wet (but drained before placed on the base) should bear enough weight to cause structural failure

The media could not be loaded. Purchased this last year, my fly traps are thriving.

I love that this product has a Opening that comes with Cork to increase humidity if needed. I have been looking for one for so long, I bought TWO! Both arrived safely packed & unbroken. Very pleased! The price was fair compared to very expensive Botanical supply websites.

I used this piece to display carnivorous plants. I believe the weight of the sand in addition to the consistent humidity, adding more weight to the sand, cracked it. I really wish I had photos to share! It really is a beautiful display for beautiful plants!

This thing is amazing. It finally gave my most stubborn grower the warmth and humidity it needed to grow and thrive and it’s non-native conditions.