❧ The Arboretum: Terrariums! [MYO | FREE]

[melodii;]

Username: Melodii_89
What was the teapot used for before it was turned into a terrarium? The teapot was originally used to make flowering tea. However, it was decided that due to its size and the fact that people could look through the pot, it would be turned into a terrarium.
it still smells good though.

[allinian]

Username: question.
I'm entering for... purple butterfly
Why would they come to your jar? there are nice plants and decorations inside that are well taken care of.

Username: question.
How would you get it into your jar? scrunch up the leaves [not too hard] and try to fit it through.

[Ancunín]

I's like to discover blue gravel, leaving me with 310 seaglass!

[SaphiraBrightscales]

[list][size=85]Username: SaphiraBrightscales
I'm entering for... monarch butterflies
Why would they come to your jar? It would be attracted the nectar from the lavender and the rocks and clover would give them places to land at.

[CSMintCat]

Username: CSMintCat
What was the teapot used for before it was turned into a terrarium? It was (wrongfully) used as a fishbowl of sorts for some cheap petstore fish. It was emptied out once the owner realized that it was probably not the best thing to keep fish in...

[VixenGlass]

mark

[Guzma]

Ordered a starter kit

[CloverCatTwelve]

I ordered

[Raptocidic]

Username: q1q2q3q4
I'm entering for... Purple Monarch
Why would they come to your jar? (My custom jar) Lured in by the sweet smell of lavender. There is planty of nectar and some shelter under the Amantia mushroom. Being in the jar kept it safe from danger.

Username: q1q2q3q4
How would you get it into your jar? Re-shaping the glass of the jar was too much effort, so we decided to slowly twist the brances to get it to fit.

Username: q1q2q3q4
What was the teapot used for before it was turned into a terrarium? It sat on a shelf of a small antiques shop. No-one had touched it for years, get alone put tea into it. So we decided to buy it and use it as a terrarium instead, to give it a new life.

[nikiforovv.]

mark!