Violet terrarium

Add vibrancy to your glass garden with these colorful terrarium plant choices.

The best place to set up a terrarium for African Violets is inside a wide-bottomed container with a large lid. Place some gravel at the bottom to catch excess water. Then add a layer of fine mesh and some moist, fast-draining soil. Plant your African Violet in the center of the terrarium so it won’t touch the glass.

Terrariums and Vivariums are enclosed environments perfect for growing African violets, as they provide the humidity and warmth that the plants need to thrive. Many people love the look of a beautiful plant inside of a glass structure of some sort, and who can blame them? They are a stunning option for any plant lover.

African Violet Terrarium

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It's the middle of winter and baby it's cold outside! An African violet adds color- look Mom, no top! Inside the greenhouse with the terrarium plants on display. January 8th, Auraca - our local herb group - met at Michaleen's Florist and Garden Center for a talk on creating terrariums. Barb, our Michaleen's hostess, showed our group what terrariums are, what is needed to create one and how to care for them. It was fascinating! And as an added bonus, we sat in a greenhouse in January! Plants…

Check out our beautiful range of terrariums. Terrariums are miniature gardens, housed inside sealed containers like vases, bottles or jars.

Open terrarium with African Violet, Baby Tears (Soleirolia soleirolii) and Button Fern.

Terrarium with miniature African violets, Angel Wing Begonia, Ficus Pumila, and Rock fern