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cheap terrarium plants Cave Terrarium a Zero Maintenance and Ready Assembled Desktop Mossarium Centrepi

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cheap terrarium plants Cave Terrarium a Zero Maintenance and Ready Assembled Desktop Mossarium CentrepiThe Cave is a zero maintenance preserved terrarium, handmade using real, stabilised moss. Habituated inside a sleek, handblown glass container, this design features various mosses wrapping around a central cave structure, creating depth and mystique. A wonderful addition to the home or workplace for nature lovers without any of the upkeep. We recommend pairing this item with the 'Small' Wooden Display Board with Light for the best effect. Dimensions:

The Cave is a zero-maintenance preserved terrarium, handmade using real, stabilised moss. 

Habituated inside a sleek, handblown glass container, this design features various mosses wrapping around a central cave structure, creating depth and mystique. 

A wonderful addition to the home or workplace for nature lovers - without any of the upkeep. 

We recommend pairing this item with the 'Small' Wooden Display Board with Light for the best effect.

Dimensions:

  • 20x20cm

Please Note:

  • The rear of the terrarium’s glassware is blacked out.
  • The glassware is open; there is no lid. But as this is a preserved, stabilised terrarium, zero maintenance is required. 
  • The images shown are an indication of what the product will look like. Each Cave is handmade, and therefore, appearance is subject to minor change.
  • Do not water or mist the Cave – it will result in yellowing.
  • This is a preserved terrarium made using real, but stabilised, moss.
  • Do not expose this terrarium to constant direct sunlight.
  • Keep in a well-aerated room, ideally with low humidity.
  • As this product is handmade, it may occasionally arrive with non-permanent marks such as a fingerprint on the glass.
  • The glassware is handblown, and thus there will be slight imperfections in the glassware, as they are not machine-made. 
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