Probably not a great idea. But I've heard that certain plants like to be more damp. For example, my string of bananas does much better when it's in soil that is more water retentive.

Great for a goldfish!

keve - what I think is not so good about these:

-no drainage

-recurved top, cutting of any air circulation and creating even more humidity

-exposed to light, soon you'll see algae growing (the green stuff, but not the moss)

It would be good for a mini terrarium with some moss, miniature fern or some other moisture and humid loving plants...JMO

Rina

Thanks deva

rina i use to have goldfish but it didnt work out :( but thanks for the suggestion

Also i may not use it as a terrarium but how would set it up ???

Yes, but don't use it for anything that needs drainage or soil per se. I would use it to propagate Kalanchoe as the stems will root in water. Could also do a cluster of Lucky Bamboo and fill the void with colored glass beads to support the stems.

I already did that jsl i have 3 bamboo plants 2 in soil and 1 like you said . In a vase so thanks for trying to help

AIR PLANTS! Try to find some that do well with not-so-great ventilation. Lol.

I've always been curious about those squiggly little Tillsandias, which I may or may not be spelling correctly, but quite frankly....I'm afraid I'd kill them on accident.

Ok

Come on! They are really need at and diverse! From dessert to rainforest. Although, if they are anything like Hoyas....or African violets ...I recommend staying away from any research regarding these plants lol.

I'm pretty sure most experienced air plant growers recommend not keeping air plants in vessels like these because they don't provide enough air flow....just use it as a vase and call it a day

Maybe an aquatic spathiphyllum or philodendron? You have to change the water frequently though, maybe no more than you would water a small plant though, every 2 or 3 days?

or fill it with potpourri.k8 is correct,air plants need air circulation.All my air plants live outside on driftwood etc.

Kathi

Laticauda i was thinking the going with some aquatic plants