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Examples of carnivorous plants to grow are Pitcher plants (when small), Venus Flytraps, Sundew, and Butterworts. Bonsai With so many benefits, aloe makes for a great plant to grow indoors. Young aloe vera plants can be grown in smaller glass jars easily. Here’s all you need to know about growing aloe vera 9. Wheatgrass thetent

Tillandsia is sometimes sold as clumps. Clumps are multiple plants growing together into a ball. Clumps tend to be stronger than individual plants. They are likely to continue growing with proper care, which could be a problem if you’re short on space. You could also repurpose glass bowls or Mason jars for your terrarium. Most will be about 5 in (13 cm) in diameter or more. As long as plenty of air can get in, your air plant will be safe. Some good terrarium varieties include loliacea, funkiana, and stricta. Tillandsia stricta gets a little bigger than the other ones, so you may not be able to fit more than one in a single terrarium.

Plants growing in a glass container are relatively more eco-friendly and a great way to upcycle your old glass containers. Most of the plants in genera Peperomia are known to be small, making them a prime candidate for growing in glass containers. There is a lot to choose from and you won’t be disappointed.

Philodendron could be the best plant to grow from a stem cutting in the water. 21. Syngoniums in Jars thespruce Once you have chosen your plants/seeds, it’s time to get working. Use your hands or a tool to dig a small hole at the very bottom of the container. You must make sure the plant’s roots are anchored into the growing medium. If you do not fix them well, they may not be able to retrieve nutrients. A mason jar is used to grow a jade plant. This can be used as a nice party favor. 17. Variegated Monstera If you do not have many windows in your home, or it is mostly dark, you can consider getting a grow light. The grow light is ideal as you can control the light intensity, duration, and direction of light. #7-Maintain your Garden Growing Plumeria with no success? Plumeria Leaves Curling | 11 Causes + Solutions FAQs Do glass jars make good planters?These make for a suitable plant to grow in glass containers in your house to beautify dull areas that need an exciting and appealing sight. Maintaining Plants Grown In A Glass Container

In a closed container the moisture remains inside. The atmosphere will be hot and humid. The way most tropical or houseplants like it. In this scenario, not much moisture is lost. You will not need to water it often, if at all! A terrarium is a small environment that has limited resources that have to feed the living plants inside. They will eventually become depleted and your plants could suffer for it. Therefore you have to make sure to add fertile soil or fertilizer at regular time intervals that will help to keep your plants in optimal health.Consider where you’re going to put the terrarium. Some containers are meant to be placed on a flat surface instead of hung up. Make sure you get one with a rope or hook if you want to hang your terrarium! As ferns don’t need a lot of light, you can bring them indoors. Because these jars have no drainage holes–be careful with watering! 20. Philodendron

You would hate for your terrarium to look unappealing because of a patch of dead moss, wouldn’t you? Because of this, you will regularly have to remove dead or dying plants and replace them with live and healthier ones. 5. Add Nutrient Sources The Ivy plant is another plant that can do well in a glass container that doesn’t need as much preparation or decorating. These Ivy plants can do well in a medium of soil or water alone! While they don’t die easily, it takes minimal effort to help them thrive. Tradescantia varieties are the best choice when it comes to growing them in jars. The striped colorful, delicate foliage looks charming in bottles too. Have a look at different types of Wandering Jews here 5. Watch Chain Plant Ultimately the decision will depend on you and whether your glass container is closed or open. In a closed glass container, you will be able to keep plants that thrive on humidity and warmth. Examples of Peperomia to grow are: Peperomia caperata “Frost”, Peperomia caperata “Red Ripple”, Watermelon peperomia ( Peperomia argyreia), and Baby Rubber plant ( Peperomia obtusifolia). Ivy

With all these plus points, it is worth a shot to try your hand at it and grow plants in glass containers. Selection of Plants to Grow in Glass Containers