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Fittonia in a Tina Closed Mini Ecosystem

€23,95

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Closed mini ecosystem Tina brings a piece of tranquil nature indoors — a little world of its own that quietly takes its place on your windowsill or dresser.

Behind the glass grows a vibrant red Fittonia, sheltered in a completely closed system where moisture and oxygen keep themselves in balance. This creates a small, self-sustaining ecosystem that requires virtually no maintenance.

Tina shows how sleekly designed glass and living nature enhance each other — timeless, calm, and surprisingly self-sufficient.

Delivered ready-made: unpack, place, and enjoy.

Size: Small (S) ↑19 Ø12

Small (S) ↑19 Ø12

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Fittonia in a Tina Closed Mini Ecosystem

Small (S) ↑19 Ø12

€23,95

Care

Tina is a self-sustaining closed mini-ecosystem. Once placed, it requires little to no maintenance.

Water

Thanks to the closed system, the moisture circulates by itself. There's no need to water it,

Place and light

Place Tina in a spot with bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight can cause the temperature in the glass to rise too high, damaging the plant.

Temperature

A stable room temperature between 18 and 24 degrees Celsius is ideal. Avoid drafts and sudden temperature fluctuations.

Additional care tips

Do not open the glass unnecessarily; it disturbs the balance of the ecosystem.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I water this ecosystem?

No, we have already done this for you. The sealed glass retains moisture, allowing the system to regulate itself. There is a date on the enclosed card. On this date, you should place the cork on the glass Tina. Then you can start enjoying a mini ecosystem.

Where's the best place to put Tina?

In a spot with bright, indirect light, not in direct sunlight. This keeps the climate inside the glass stable.

How long does a mini ecosystem stay beautiful?

With the right location and maintenance, a closed terrarium can stay healthy and continue to grow for years.