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Succulents in Semi-Terrarium Lantern

€24,95

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Bring peace and natural elegance into your home with this semi-terrarium filled with various succulents. Succulents store moisture in their leaves and therefore require little water. In glass, moisture tends to linger longer, which is why ventilation is important: regularly (and preferably often) leave the terrarium open so that excess moisture can escape and the air remains dry. This way, the succulents stay compact, strong, and beautiful.

Semi-terrarium | Succulents | The Green Stylish Garden

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Small (S) |↑25 Ø14

Mate: Small (S) |↑25 Ø14

Small (S) |↑25 Ø14

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Succulents in Semi-Terrarium Lantern

Small (S) |↑25 Ø14

€24,95

Care

A semi-terrarium with succulents can't remain closed forever, because succulents prefer a dry environment.

Water

Infrequently. Once every 4–5 weeks and only when the soil is completely dry.

Place and light

Lots of light, preferably bright, indirect light; some sun is fine, but avoid bright midday sun behind glass.

Temperature

Succulents thrive in a stable temperature between 18 and 25°C. They can tolerate temperatures down to about 15°C for short periods, but avoid prolonged cold and drafts.

Additional care tips

leave it open regularly; for succulents the semi-terrarium can even be left open all the time.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I water?

In most cases, once every 4–5 weeks is sufficient, depending on location and temperature. Only water when the soil feels completely dry.

Should the semi-terrarium be open or closed?

For succulents, don't keep them completely closed. Open the jar regularly; it can even be left open permanently.

Why does this semi-terrarium with succulents have to be opened often?

Too much moisture stays in glass for longer. Ventilating prevents the soil from staying wet for too long and reduces the risk of root rot.