
Vertical garden of the house: terrariums made of stainless steel
Excellent idea for vertical organizationmini garden at home using magnetic containers. It makes you want to cover your entire refrigerator door, metal racks and shelves with these DIY terrariums!The container for this mini garden was an Ikea stainless steel box with a magnetic bottom that sticks perfectly to any metal surface.
Materials for vertical magnetic terrarium:
- gravel (in any pet store or garden)
- soil (if you plant not aerophytes)
- aerophyte plants, cacti or succulents
- moss
- box with magnet
If you were unable to purchase a container with a magnet, then stick magnetic fastening tape, which can be purchased at hardware stores, to the bottom of the steel container.Of course, this idea can be transformed fornon-metallic surfaces, magnet bases. Then, in addition to the materials, you will need any box with a lid, preferably transparent (for example, round tin cookie boxes) and fasteners, with which the finished terrarium will need to be nailed/screwed/glued to the wall, wooden beam, window frame, or simply hung on ropes from a tree.
So that the plants can breathe and have access to themfree access - it is better to cut a half-opening in the container lid. And for aesthetics, of course, it is desirable that the second half of the lid is transparent. The process of planting plants is that you simply pour gravel on the bottom of the jar, put moss and aerophytes on top or a little soil in which you will plant succulents or cacti. The vertical mini-garden - do-it-yourself terrarium is ready! The original master class can be read in English at ruffled.