Ecosystem in a jar

Create a Bio Jar to observe nature! There is no limit to the kinds of environment you can create with these Bio Jars. If done correctly, they can last for…

In this video i'm going to show you how to make a self sustaining, eternal ecosystem in a jar.If you use a glass food container as a jar you can do this basi...

Get creative this Earth Day with How to Make an Ecosphere in a Jar using Crofter's Organic Fruit Spreads jars! Engage kids in hands-on activities and foster a love for nature with this dream garden project.

DIY Ecosphere: algae, pond water, soil, plant and a snail. Decorated the cover of a glass jar with nail polish. Completely sealed and self-sufficient. All it needs is indirect sunlight!

In a beautiful example of a closed but functional ecosystem, David Latimer has grown a garden sealed inside of a giant glass bottle that he has only opened once since he started it almost 54 years ago. He placed some compost and a quarter pint of water into a 10-gallon glass carboy and inserted a spiderwort sprout using wires. In 1972, he opened the garden again to add a bit of water. With that one exception, the garden has remained totally sealed – all it needs is plenty of sunlight!

I had a pond snail problem in my 30 gallon tank and didnt want to kill my snails. I made them a micro ecosystem and separated them from the original tank.

These two ladies, Lina Cirilo and Laura Gonçales, created their own company in 2013. They create and sell tiny, self-sustaining ecosystems in glass jars, bottles, and other containers. The tiny worlds have all kinds of scenery in them, from simple camping trips to cars, to characters from Harry Potter and other popular movies. Every single one is handmade, so every one of them is different and unique. It would probably make a great gift for a plant lover!

Tiny. Terrific. Terrariums.