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This carboy terrarium is a cool project.
Way back when, my mother-in-law gave me a beautiful glass carboy that had used to belong to her mother with the challenge to plant it up as a terrarium. Not quite sure how to go about it, I put it off for years, happy just to have the empty carboy out on display instead, but after attending a terrarium workshop, I finally felt brave enough to give it a go and over a year on (sealed the whole time), it’s still alive!
Here’s how I went about planting up my closed bottle terrarium…
I found a book on terrarium gardens at Poppy’s Antique Mall in Atmore. It was from 1972, and I should have taken a picture of it to post here, but I didn’t, so we’ll keep this oldskool.
The real question is: can you grow a mini food forest in a jar?
*image at top via Scott Webb on pexels.
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David The Good
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