The 10 Best Plants to Grow in Your Terrarium

Succulents:

They come in various shapes and colors, adding visual interest to your miniature garden.

Air Plants:

Air plants are perfect for terrariums because they don't require soil to grow.

Ferns

Ferns, like Maidenhair Ferns or Bird's Nest Ferns, enjoy the humid environment of a closed terrarium.

Fittonia:

Fittonia plants thrive in the moist, humid conditions of a terrarium and come in vibrant colors, such as pink, red, or green.

Pilea:

Pilea plants have eye-catching foliage with metallic silver patterns, adding a unique texture and color contrast to your terrarium.

Peperomia:

Peperomia plants come in various shapes and colors, with thick, fleshy leaves that store water, making them well-suited for terrarium.

Baby Tears:

Baby Tears are delicate, low-growing plants with tiny leaves that cascade over the edges of your terrarium, creating a lush, carpet-like effect.

Moss:

Mosses, such as Sheet Moss or Java Moss, thrive in the moist, shaded conditions of a terrarium.

Spider Plant:

Spider plants are hardy and adaptable, making them suitable for terrariums. Their arching foliage adds height and texture to the miniature garden.

Orchids:

Some species of miniature orchids, such as Phalaenopsis or Dendrobium, can thrive in the humid environment of a terrarium.

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