Amsterdam-based designer Jonael van der Sloot describes his terrarium pendant lights as tiny “sustainable worlds.”
The collection from Spruitje (which means “little sprout” in Dutch) combines plants and moss inside glowing glass orbs to create “self-sufficient raw nature.”
“Please note that the lamp included in the terrarium has little to no effect on the plants but is shouldn’t be on for more that 6 hours,” says can der Sloot. “Turn off the light when leaving the terrarium unattended.”
“Terraria love of bright indirect sunlight,” says van der Sloot. “Be sure to keep your terrarium away from direct sun as the sun through the glass will cook your plants.”
He also advises to “rotate the terrarium once a month about 180 degrees if the plants start to grow in one same direction.”
For another hanging pendant terrarium, see Clear Choice: A Glass Globe Terrarium by Designer Richard Clarkson. And for tips about how to design and care for a terrarium, see Gardening 101: How to Make a Closed Terrarium.
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