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| via bhg.com |
I don't know what it is about a Canadian winter that has me thinking green (duh, Joanne), but it happens so naturally and instinctively. I found this lovely how-to for Terrariums on bhg.com and thought I'd share.
Materials
-- Container
-- Activated charcoal pieces
-- Potting soil
-- Gloves
-- Terrarium-appropriate plants
-- Sheet moss
-- Watering can
-- Trowel
Install approximately 1-2 inches of charcoal at base of container.
Fill your container one-fourth to one-third full with the charcoal-and-soil mixture. Gently pack the soil every 2 inches to avoid large air pockets.
















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