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Terrarium
A terrarium is a self-contained miniature ecosystem, typically housed in a glass container, that mimics the conditions of a rainforest. It allows various plants to thrive in a humid environment with minimal maintenance. Terrariums are visually appealing, improve indoor air quality, and provide a calming presence in homes and offices. They require little watering, indirect light, and occasional pruning, making them perfect for both plant enthusiasts and those with busy lifestyles.
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How to Care for Croton
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Watering: Terrariums generally need little watering. If condensation forms on the glass walls, moisture levels are adequate. If it appears dry, lightly mist the plants.
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Light: Place terrariums in indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can overheat the environment and harm the plants.
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Temperature: Keep terrariums in a typical room temperature (between 65°F and 75°F or 18°C to 24°C). Avoid extreme heat or cold.
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Ventilation: If your terrarium is closed, occasionally open the lid to allow fresh air in and prevent excess moisture buildup.
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Pruning: Regularly check the plants and trim any excess leaves or branches to prevent overcrowding and maintain the terrarium's aesthetic.
