a few terrarium pics

20 years ago

Left to right: tillandsia cyanea bract, ficus pumilla, tillandsia ionatha, tiny dendrobium baby, neoregelia "fireball" in the middle w/ cobra lily under it, more t. ionatha, two dendrobium keikis, and spanish moss on the right.

a closer view of the above...

This is one of the carnivorous "cubes" with the lid off...

and well fed.

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Comments (7)

dianamay
20 years ago
They are so colorful they look almost like paintings. Very attractive!
Diana
bodiCA
20 years ago
What a colorful healthy display! I still don't understand all the specific requirements to create my own. My n/e room is not heated and seems to cold in winter for many plants I have tried, and gets too hot in summer, how do all of you regelate temps so well?
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mrbreeze
Original Author
20 years ago
The high humidity helps to regulate the temps. It doesn't fluctuate very much really...maybe ten to fifteen degrees max. Plus mine is in the house w/ central heat and air.
Chloroplast311
20 years ago
thats a terrarium
kvijayakiran
19 years ago
Mr.Breeze,
I could not see the pictures.Please make it possible.
sahoyaref
19 years ago
He has probably deleted them from his album, because this post is originally from 2003! He also doesn't come here much anymore, which is why I am replying. =)
xmpraedicta
19 years ago
He's on the orchid forums alot! I would like to see these pictures too.