7 Instagram Accounts To Follow If You Need Terrariums
You don't have to step out of your house to create your own mini-garden!
Container gardens and terrariums have become all the rage in gardening in recent years. No surprise there, since terrariums are the perfect “pocket gardens” for the increasing number of condo-dwellers.
Terrariums are simply a transparent container for live plants or animals; but these containers can be customized to suit various personalities and styles. Here are some local plant sellers who carry different kinds of terrariums.
Space Garden Plants
Their terrariums have a unique, ethereal quality about them, with freeform massings of moss and miniature plants in apothecary jars, architectural terrariums, and carved-out rocks.
Follow them on Instagram @spacegardenplants
Habilcrafts
Style Spotter Marvz Conti set up Habilcrafts five years ago, and continues to sell air plants and moss walls. His terrariums have a distinct cabinet-of-curiosities look with freeform arrangements of moss within antique-looking bell jars.
Follow Marvz on Instagram @habilcrafts
Succulents PH
These sellers work mostly with succulents, of course, but what really caught our eye were the beautiful, modern wood-and-glass terrariums that they customize.
Follow them on @succulentsph
The Greenhouse Project
Karen Argos started tending plants as a bonding activity with her eldest, but then it eventually turned into a business with her husband. Their simple, no-nonsense terrariums have a crisp and minimalist air about them.
Follow them on @thegreenhouseprojectph
Terrarium Corner
Their quirky, earthy terrariums are one-of-a-kind. Some of them even have tiny cottages, pathways, and miniature animals embedded among the plants.
Follow @terrariumcornerph on Instagram
Smarty Plants
Jamie Lyn Arcega was one of the pioneering succulent and plant sellers on Instagram, and occasionally holds terrarium-making workshops at bazaars and events.
Follow them on @smartyplantsph and visit them at The Craft Central, Greenbelt 5
Feathers and Twigs
They carry a limited selection of echeveria and tillandsia terrariums in cheeky, up-cycled containers like champagne glasses and coffee percolators. Bohemian-style dream catchers are also up for sale along with the plants.
Follow @feathers_and_twigs on Instagram
