How to make a florarium with your own hands: containers, soil, plants, care

Growing tropical plants in our houses and apartments is not so easy. Dry air just kills them, and if not, they don't look their best. Therefore, many people think about how to create suitable conditions for them. Unfortunately, not many people can boast of their own greenhouse or winter garden, but anyone can plant them under glass. We will talk further about how to make a florarium with your own hands. And don't be scared. You will need a little space, at least until the first experiment. Then the number of mini-gardens in the bank begins to grow catastrophically. But the problem with gifts has been solved, because the price of a ready-made garden in a bottle is quite immodest.

What is a florarium

Back in the mid-19th century, someone once came up with the idea of ​​planting plants in a glass container. The experiment turned out to be very successful. The composition looked great, the plants developed and even bloomed. By analogy with aquariums and terrariums, such glass gardens began to be called “florariums”.

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Today, terrariums for flowers are made mainly in special glass or plastic vases, flasks and other containers. Succulents and moss are most often planted. There are people who like to grow tropical plants. They love high humidity, so a closed container is for them. Orchids and other plants that can grow without soil feel great in florariums. Since the containers are sealed, it is possible to create conditions for semi-aquatic and marsh plants, but this version of an aquarium garden is called a paludarium.

Sizes may not be small

If desired, you can buy a mini-garden in a vase. But making a florarium with your own hands is not so difficult, and it will bring much more joy. It may not be easy to find the right combination of soil components and matching plants, but there are some proven combinations. You can see them in the photo, but choosing them yourself is much more interesting.

Why are florariums so popular?

​The first analogues of florariums appeared a long time ago - already in the 19th century. Then a real fashion arose for exotic plants that did not want to take root even in the greenhouse conditions of greenhouses. That is why a special box was invented, inside which an ideal climate was created for capricious flowers. And this idea turned out to be brilliant, because the plants not only did not die, but also grew and bloomed, allowing us to see with our own eyes the incredible attractiveness of rare flowers.

However, the real “boom” for florariums began quite recently - literally 2-3 years ago. And this is not surprising, because:

• they create beauty and “contemplation” of the aquarium, but do not require such careful and thorough care. Some florariums are generally completely or almost completely autonomous and do not require human care;
• take up little space: unlike flower pots, florariums are very compact; the smallest of them are created in vessels no larger in size than a regular incandescent lamp. For lovers of “large formats” there is always the opportunity to choose larger oases;
• florariums relax and pacify. You can look at them for hours, enjoying the resulting composition, and this has a beneficial effect on psycho-emotional well-being;
• The process of creating them is creative and exciting. It allows you to realize the need for self-expression;
• ready-made florariums are an opportunity to please family and friends with stylish, charming gifts, and with a professional approach, they are also a source of additional income;
• You can keep florariums of a certain type even for people who suffer, for example, from allergies to certain types of plants. Closed, isolated structures will allow you to enjoy the beauty of flowers, but will not require sacrifices in terms of health and well-being;
• the compositions are so diverse that even people who are indifferent to plants will be able to choose an option that delights them.

A florarium is a “lazy aquarium”, no less beautiful, but much easier to care for. This is an ideal solution, for example, for a rented apartment, where it is impossible to radically change the decor or bring a pet, and a flask with a small oasis inside will solve both problems at once.

Containers for florariums

The sizes of florariums vary widely - from several hundred milliliters to tens and even hundreds of liters. The shapes are also very diverse, but balls and cylinders predominate. To make a florarium with your own hands, it is not necessary to buy a container. If you have an abandoned aquarium of any shape, a large jar or vase, you can use them. True, they must meet certain requirements:

• The container for florariums should help retain moisture. Balls or other containers with holes in the side are perfect for this. It’s a little worse if the hole is on top, but it is of a smaller diameter. Vessels that are even across the entire width are suitable for cacti and succulents. They don't need high humidity. But if you want, you can also plant a tropical plant. But in this case you will need a lid. A mini-garden can be in the most ordinary jars. It is important that the glass is white and transparent
• The height of the container must be sufficient to lay all the necessary layers of soil. Plus, you will need to plant the plants so that their height is taken into account. At least a third of the container should be free, and preferably half.
• The glass must be transparent, not colored. The walls must let in enough light.

An excellent container for a florarium: the humidity level is maintained, the walls are transparent, easy to care for.
For testing, you can make a florarium in a jar of an unusual shape or an inexpensive container. When you master all the intricacies, including the features of care, you will be able to build something more serious.

How to use a florarium in the interior?

There are several ways to integrate a gorgeous floral arrangement into your interior. Most often they are:

• installed as decorative items instead of banal figurines or vases. Florariums look very nice on coffee tables, bedside tables, work tables, open shelves;
• suspended in the air - for example, at different levels from the ceiling. This creates a fabulous effect of “aquariums” floating in the air, which you want to look at and study;
• in some cases, florariums can be integrated directly into furniture and create an exclusive design image.

Depending on the size of the florarium, the shape of the flask, and the specifics of the plants inside, it can be used in different conditions and for different design purposes. In fact, everything is limited only by your imagination!

What plants to plant

The choice of plants for a florarium is limited by the volume in which you plan to pack them. For beginners, it is best to start with succulents and cacti. Species diversity, different shapes and colors allow you to create different compositions. These plants do not grow too quickly and require minimal care.

Moss and succulents make very cute and varied compositions.

As a short-term project, you can make a florarium with early flowering bulbous plants. These are snowdrops (all types), tulips, hyacinths, etc. The time can be chosen so that by the appointed date (New Year, birthday, March 8, etc.) the flowers release buds or begin to bloom.

The simplest version of a garden in a vase is bulbous plants

When creating compositions, it is advisable to select the composition of plants not only by appearance. It is easier to care for a mini-garden in a vase if the plants have the same growing conditions. In this case, they can be planted in the ground. But if you are using "non-dwarf" sized plants, it is easier to remove from the pot. The pots are camouflaged with sand or decorative stones.

A similar technique - in separate pots - allows you to grow plants in one florarium that need to be cared for differently. But then you need to remember what, when and in what quantity to water, feed, etc. This is not acceptable for everyone, as it requires attention.

Various compositions of perennials

Succulents are amazing plants that can be grown not only in pots, flowerpots or florariums. Succulent plants make wonderful floral arrangements. Few plant growers know that at home you can create beautiful living pictures from succulents or panels. Decorated succulents look great in home interiors and can serve as an original gift for flower lovers.

Phyto-picture

Phyto-painting from echeveria
This painting will fit into any design of an apartment or country house. To create an unusual living picture you will need:

• wooden frame;
• a wooden planter that matches the size of the selected frame;
• loose fabric;
• drill;
• nails and hammer;
• scissors;
• varnish for coating wooden surfaces;
• suitable soil mixture for succulents;
• plants with short roots.

Stages of creating a picture from succulents
Instructions on how to beautifully arrange succulents in a picture, step by step:

1. A layer of varnish must be applied to the sanded frame and then dried.
2. Several drainage holes must be drilled in a wooden box or flowerpot.
3. Cut out a suitable piece of fabric, which must be laid on the bottom of the flowerpot so that the excess fabric extends slightly beyond the box. The fabric should be firmly attached to the box.
4. Pour the soil mixture and cover with excess fabric, in which you have previously made holes for the succulents.
5. Succulents must be carefully planted in the holes of the fabric so that their roots are immersed in the soil. The plants should be watered.

The living picture is ready. But it will be better if the phytopicture remains in a horizontal position for several days so that the plants finally take root in the new soil. After the exotic flowers get used to the new environment, the painting can be hung on the wall.

From time to time you will need to remove the painting from the wall in order to water the unpretentious plants.

Panel

Paintings of succulents
A panel of succulents is essentially the same painting. The principle of operation of the panel is the same as when creating a living painting. The only thing is that a panel of succulents can be made wide or narrow, and you can also use other decorative elements in combination with the succulents themselves. The living panel will fit into any interior design, both in an apartment and in an office space.

Succulents for the garden in a jar

Succulents are the most popular when creating florariums, and for good reason. They are usually easy to care for, small in size, do not grow too quickly, and look exotic and different. Moreover, even one type of succulent can differ significantly in appearance, be of different shapes and have different colors of “leaves”, different flowers, etc. Just keep in mind that they do not like high humidity, so when choosing a vase, choose one with a wide neck. And one more thing: they will need to be watered very rarely, and so that not the entire layer of soil/sand gets wet. It will be necessary to make a thick drainage layer, and use coarse sand with the addition of soil as soil.

Try making your first florarium from succulents and cacti

Haworthia

Does not bloom, but has decoratively colored lancet leaves. Undemanding to temperature and humidity conditions. Can be used in combination with more demanding plants. It does not like wet soil too much and can rot if moisture gets into the sockets.

Easy to care for Haworthia succulents

Aptenia

Flowering plant, small bright pink, lilac, white flowers. The leaves are fleshy and small. It is not too demanding on growing conditions and tolerates both high and low humidity.

Aptenia can be successfully grown in a vase

Monanthes

There is Monanthes in the form of a very small shrub, and there is a herbaceous one. Can create cushion-like dense clumps. The stems are erect with a leafy rosette at the top. Some species are in bloom. It is not too picky about temperature, does not like high humidity, but needs good lighting. A period of rest with a decrease in temperature in winter is desirable.

Small-sized plants are suitable for the smallest florariums

Piaranthus

It has a very unusual shape - the stems are creeping and consist of segments. Each segment has several “teeth”. Combined with its unusual coloring - various shades of green and brownish-green, and the star-shaped flowers - this plant will attract attention. Can be the center of a composition. The care requirements are low; you should only protect them from direct sunlight in the summer.

Unusual bright flowers and strange stems

Argyroderma

The very unusual shape of the plant, combined with the silvery tint of the leaves, gave rise to their popular name - living stones. The shape of the leaves resembles small pebbles (usually no more than 2 cm), from which a large and bright flower grows. It is generally undemanding in terms of conditions.

Flowering stones are an interesting addition to a glass garden

Conophytum

This type of succulent is also called living rock. The shapes of the leaves are even more strange and unusual. The flowers are very similar to daisies - bright and large. They have a clear growing season and dormancy. Vegetation usually occurs in winter, dormancy occurs in the summer months.

The shapes of the leaves are the most unusual. And these plants live on Earth?

Echeveria

This type of succulent is also called stone rose. Care is simple, just don’t touch the leaves with your hands. They are covered with a thin coating that wears off when touched. But since the florarium is an almost closed container, the likelihood of plaque damage is low. Another feature is that a rest period with a temperature of about 15°C is required.

The stone rose is not that unusual, but it looks great on rocks and sand.

Lithops

Lithops also look like stones that suddenly bloomed. They differ in that they can change the color of the leaves to match the color of the soil. They grow very well on rocky soil and can withstand high temperatures. They are similar in care to cacti, so they can be combined. They grow slowly and require bright light for normal development.

Another plant from another world

These are not all succulents and there are also no less interesting ones, but even these are enough to create a couple of thousand different compositions.

Popular themed compositions

Compositions of succulents in glass can be varied. You don’t have to be a certified designer to come up with and create a thematic composition. It is enough to show a little imagination, you can be inspired by photographs from the Internet. Particularly common topics are:

• desert - the composition consists of cacti and succulents in one glass pot or aquarium. An abundance of yellow sand and small pebbles complements the desert composition;
• marine - such a florarium is characterized by a marine composition, which is usually decorated with colored blue sand, pebbles and shells;
• forest - this composition is characterized by a large amount of moss, decorative ferns, figurines of mushrooms or berries;
• rocky - this composition is characterized by an obligatory number of tall stones. Typically, agave is used for such compositions;
• winter or New Year's - this composition includes white sand, similar to snow, you can also roll small balls of cotton wool or simply lay the cotton wool in an even layer, similar to snow. Such a festive florarium will lift your spirits and can also become an original Christmas gift.

New Year's compositions from succulents

Mosses for florariums

Stabilized mosses are often used for florariums. This is ordinary moss, in which the water is replaced with a special solution, which, as it were, preserves the plant. It is not dry in appearance or to the touch, but all biological processes have stopped.

Moss can be the only plant in a mini-florarium

More common and easily accessible is Sphagnum moss; in florist shops you can buy a variety that is more suitable for the planned planting conditions. In general, “ordinary” moss can be found almost anywhere where there is enough moisture. In any case, near a well, in a storm drain, etc. Just pick up a certain amount, then place it on the soil, stones, etc.

This is sphagnum

You can grow moss specially - on stones and snags. It will take time, of course, but the result is worth it. If there are seeds, use them; if not, pick up any moss along with the soil in which it grows. Next, take kefir (preferably organic) or molasses, or whey (unpasteurized), add a nutrient medium. The simplest option is grated potatoes into porridge. Add moss to this mixture and mix everything in a blender. Using an old brush, apply to the places where the moss should take root. Since mini-gardens require microscopic doses, you can do without a mixer, just mix the composition well.

How to replace moss (ground cover plants)

Very similar to Nertera moss. It is also called coral moss, but it is simply a miniature herbaceous plant. It is interesting because, under favorable conditions, it is covered with bright orange, no less bright yellow or lilac/dark blue, purple, and white berries.

Coral moss or Nertera. This plant can be a decoration, but it is difficult to get berries to appear in a jar or ball

Selaginella Krausa and Selaginella Jory. These are compact tropical plants with a leaf height of 2-5 cm. They form dense cushions of bright greenery. They can successfully replace moss.

Two more plants that can replace moss in a florarium

Soleirolia. In nature, it forms small mounds about 5 cm high. The foliage is green, in different shades. Long thin shoots with very small leaves. In recent years, varieties with silver and golden foliage have been developed.

General information about the florarium. Florarium concept

Essentially, a florarium is an aquarium, but without fish and water. Since the time of geographical discoveries, people have tried to plant winter gardens in their latitudes, growing flowers from hot countries. The progenitor of such gardens was the English scientist Nathaniel Ward, who in the 18th century placed plants from the tropics in a box, which allowed them to grow in favorable conditions.

From that time on, plants were deliberately brought to cold climates from different countries of the world and grown in specially created greenhouses. Not everyone could create such beauty at home, so the idea of ​​a mini-kindergarten appeared, which can be implemented even in a small apartment. Typically, dwarf plants with the right microclimate and ecosystem are grown in florariums, especially if the container is a bottle, where a greenhouse effect with high humidity is created. Creating a florarium involves a creative approach.

Tropics in the aquarium

Many consider florariums to be exclusively compositions with tropical plants or those that love high humidity. Since there is no clear terminology, this point of view cannot be called erroneous. In any case, this is also a mini-garden, but not in a glass or jar, but in a more or less large aquarium.

In a large space you can create more interesting compositions

When choosing plants for a florarium with tropical vegetation, the determining factor is the growing conditions. The second thing people pay attention to is the size to which an adult plant grows. Another point is the growth rate. The best choice is slow growing. Below is a list of plants that are recommended for such compositions.

• Rosette Fittonia (Verschaffelta, silver veined, dwarf species)
• ferns
• episcia
• Pilea
• royal begonia
• nephrolepis
• Cryptanthus bromeliads
• Pilea parvifolia

  
  One of the most popular plants for growing in a florarium is Fittonia.

Each group has a large number of varieties that differ not only in color, but also in size. You can always select a group with similar care and growing conditions, and one that will not grow very quickly. Another option is plants that can tolerate frequent pruning. Or rather, they don’t react too negatively to them. In high humidity conditions this can become a problem.

Homemade florarium

Once you have decided on the composition of the plants, you can think about what soil to plant them in. The composition of the soil itself is selected according to the requirements of the plants. We can only discuss the composition for cacti and succulents: two parts of turf-clay soil, one part each of humus and river sand, you can add more brick chips. Before making a florarium, let's talk about the sequence of layers. You will need to stock up on sufficient materials.

The “assembly” itself takes a few minutes. But before making a florarium, you have to spend a lot of time selecting plants and determining the optimal soil composition

Creating a composition

Determining where to plant plants takes place in two stages. The first is when selecting plants. You imagine what and how it should look. There are several rules when creating a composition:

• If the florarium, garden in a jar or bottle is visible only from one side, we plant taller plants in the background. They can be placed along the back wall. Moreover, an uneven “relief” looks more interesting - plants of different shapes, colors and heights (if there are several of them).

  
  Phalaenopsis are ideal candidates for growing in a glass or jar

• If the composition should be viewed from all sides, the tallest plant is in the center, then to the edges - in descending order.
• In small compositions, the principle of the triangle is observed: one plant is tall, about a third of the space is occupied by a plantation of medium height, the rest is low-growing, ground cover.
• For small florariums with flowering plants, it is the flower that usually takes the lead. All other decoration only emphasizes its beauty.

When you have already bought all the plants, before planting, install them first in the soil already poured into the container. It may well turn out that something needs to be moved, swapped, or even removed. This should be done before you begin to remove the plants from the pots.

In pots or in the ground

As we said earlier, you can plant plants in a florarium directly in the ground, or you can leave them in pots. Each option has its own advantages. Plants in pots can be easily removed, moved, and replaced. In this case, minimal damage will be caused to neighboring plants. But then the composition of the soil is generally unimportant - you can simply fill the gap with pebbles, crushed stone, and decorate the top. This option is also good if the plants have different watering and feeding regimes. This can be done in pots.

The process of planting plants in a florarium

The advantage of planting in the ground is the creation of a unified ecosystem. If you decide to plant without pots, carefully remove the plants and remove as much soil from the roots as possible with your hands. Make a hole in the soil of the florarium (using a wire loop, a miniature spatula, or your hands). Size - so that the roots fit freely. You plant the plant, sprinkle it, compact the soil. When everything is planted, water it.

Soil layer by layer

In general, in most cases, the following sequence of layers for a garden in a vase/glass/jar is recommended:

• A layer of stones of the middle fraction. We are usually talking about pebbles - with rounded edges. The thickness of the layer is about 5 cm. The purpose of this layer is clear - excess moisture accumulates in it.
• Charcoal. The carbon serves as a filter that prevents nutrients from leaking out. It is also a kind of flora stabilizer and helps maintain humidity. The thickness of the coal layer is 2 cm or so.
• Next, the actual soil that is suitable for your plants. Its thickness should be sufficient for the existing root system. If you expect plants to grow, you can make it thicker. In any case, after planting the plants, at least 1/3 of the height of the container should remain unoccupied.

One of the options for planting plants in a florarium.
Here, in fact, is the basic composition of the soil for a florarium. But since plants of even the same species feel good in different soils, the layers change. And sometimes even for the sake of appearance. Therefore, there is only one piece of advice worth following: there should be a layer at the bottom where excess moisture can accumulate.

The only thing we don’t recommend is using expanded clay instead of pebbles for the bottom layer or filling it between plants. Despite popular belief, it absorbs moisture. Moreover, it also accumulates salts dissolved in water. After a while, the soil becomes too salty for most plants.

Possible variations of soil laying

What other soil can be used for planting plants in a florarium? Here are the possible variations:

• Instead of one fraction of stones, two can be used. Medium, fine on top, and then coal on top of it.
• Pour sand at the bottom - under the pebbles. This option is good for growing succulents.
• Separate the stones and coal (sometimes you put soil right away) with a garden net with a fine mesh (1 mm), you can use garden spunbond. This barrier will prevent the layers from mixing.

  
  You can use dried sphagnum as a layer - it will stabilize soil moisture

• For plants whose root systems require air supply, you can only use pebbles or crushed stone, you can put stones along the edges, pour soil inside, delimiting the layers with a strip of the same spunbond or a mesh.
• You can lay the bark of conifers along the edges - it both stabilizes moisture and acts as an antiseptic, and as a recharge - as it decomposes, nutrients will be washed into the soil. If you break it into small components, you can use it to cover the soil from above.

One important point: if you find pebbles and sand yourself, the materials must be disinfected. They are either calcined in the oven or boiled for half an hour. After boiling, it is dried and only then used. The same must be done with driftwood.

DIY outdoor florarium

For such a product, you can choose any vessel. Bottles, jars, containers or other glass containers will do. They can be of any size and shape. It all depends on your desire, imagination and the place where the mini-kindergarten will be located.

To make an open florarium, you will need the following materials:

• glass container;
• plants you like (in this master class we will use cacti and succulents);
• sand;
• priming;
• drainage;
• activated carbon;
• moss;
• colored pebbles;
• colored sand;
• tweezers;
• syringe or small flask for watering;
• shovel for filling soil;
• long sticks made of wood;
• scissors;
• gloves.

Step-by-step manufacturing instructions:

1. First of all, you need to properly prepare the glass container you have chosen. To do this, it must be thoroughly washed and treated with vodka or alcohol. This way you will get rid of grease, dirt, and also disinfect the surface. Simply spray the bottom and walls of the container with alcohol from a spray bottle.

2. The next stage is drainage. Thanks to it, water is retained and plant roots do not rot. For closed florariums, this is the only way to maintain moisture in the vessel.

Drainage can be used both decorative and expanded clay, choose at your discretion. The layer of this material cannot be made very large, however, the bottom of the vessel should be covered with it.

3. Sprinkle a crushed activated carbon tablet on top of the drainage. Its antiseptic and absorbent properties will help prevent various plant diseases.

4. When choosing soil, rely on the type of flowers and preferably buy ready-made mixtures specifically for this type of plant. Soils for orchids, cacti, succulents and so on are sold separately. They are already enriched with essential trace elements and minerals.

If this is not possible, then take universal soil and mix it with sand in equal proportions. To make the composition look beautiful and impressive, the black soil mixture can be sprinkled with special colored sand, and decorative pebbles can be carefully placed along the edges.

5. Now let's plan the location of the plants. Here everything depends only on your imagination and taste. If you want minimalism, plant one specimen. You can, on the contrary, place a variety of plants at a short distance from each other.

Before the process, it is necessary to trim the ends of the root system. This way you can slow down the growth rate a little. After all, tall flowers in a vessel are not needed.

6. We proceed to the most important stage - planting plants. In this case, we will make our own florarium from succulents.

To do this, carefully remove it from the pot, shake the soil and carefully place the container in the ground. It's okay if the roots come into contact with the drainage. Cacti get along well in the same container with other succulents, so you can create a composition from such plants.

7. Using a spoon or spatula, add more soil and firm it down, but do not pack it too hard. All efforts should be minimal, and movements should be neat and unhurried. Now water the planted plants. Very soon they will take root, occupying a strong location.

All that remains is to decorate the florarium. Any original ideas will do for this. You can, for example, take colored sand, place pebbles of various shades, put some small toy or any other accessory. That's all, the mini-kindergarten is ready, all that remains is to find a suitable place for it in the room and enjoy the beautiful view.

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Florarium care

In this section we will describe the features of caring for plants in a closed or almost closed container. Moisture evaporates from glass containers much more slowly, so be prepared to water less often. No one can give specific advice - conditions and plants, sizes and parameters of containers - all this is different. Just look at the condition of the soil and the “inhabitants” of the florarium.

Secrets of caring for a miniature florarium

While the soil is wet, drops settle on the glass and evaporation is visible. When the glass becomes transparent, wait a few days and you can water it. The duration of the “pause” depends on the plants. If these are succulents, the “dry” period can be a week or two. For other plants - several days. Once again: it all depends on the moisture-loving nature of the inhabitants.

A few words about how to care for a mini-garden in a jar, glass, vase. The most convenient way is a plastic bottle with a lid, equipped with a long spout. These plastic bottles come in hair dye (wash and soak in water), and some medications are packaged in them. In pharmacies you can find empty ones called “dropper bottles”. They also have a dispenser. You can buy it in craft stores or find something similar in hardware stores. In general, whoever seeks will find.

Using a plastic bottle with a lid and a long straw, it’s easy to water a mini-garden

Another option is a large syringe without a needle. It is ideal for spot root watering, fertilization, etc. That is, where careful and dosed application is important.

If we talk about spraying, then you can look for any small spray bottle. For very miniature ones, pumps for medicines and cosmetics are suitable. Of course, they should be washed thoroughly.

Photo for inspiration

If you have reached the end of this article, which cannot be called short, you are definitely interested in a mini-garden in glass. All that remains is to decide how exactly you will arrange it and in what container. Several photos for inspiration are collected in this section. Enjoy! And good luck!

Aquatic plants don't need soil - just water. Dwarf phalaenopsis feels great in the air - increased humidity for the roots is guaranteed, and it doesn’t need more

Unusual interior decorations from mini florariums in glass balls

A lamp from a florarium solves two problems at once: lighting and illumination of plants

The jar lid can be used to install the LED light

Gift ideas for March 8th - gentle, unusual

Driftwood with bindweed in a glass jar - picturesque This is not a fern, but plants similar to it

Interior solutions for flower lovers Unusual compositions

You can create a garden landscape, recreate mountain landscapes

The choice of container is limited only by the transparency of the glass - it should be crystal, without shades

Glasses, glasses - original decorations made of fresh flowers for the table

You don't have to buy a rare plant. From what is “at hand” very good compositions are obtained

The containers are the same, the miniatures are different

This florarium is a complete work of art

Trends in florarium design

As in any form of creativity, the creation of florariums has its own trends, tendencies, and current techniques. They talk about the principles of aesthetics that should be followed in order to remain “in fashion.”

Of course, it is not necessary to strictly follow them, but it is necessary to get acquainted with them in order to be able to find the direction and style in which you want to work. So let's get acquainted:

Coniferous compositions

They will create a great “winter” atmosphere. The needles will look best in polyhedral flasks, and it is ideal if the sides of the flask are trimmed with wood.

Cubic large format florarium

A florarium filled with mosses, driftwood and algae-like plants is also on trend. By the way, you can plant, for example, a small land snail in such a floririum - you get a whole terrarium.

Flasks in the form of vases or bottles

Orchids or other exotic original flowers are placed inside the flasks; the flasks look incredibly attractive.

Flask glass

A stabilized rose is placed inside, it looks fresh, original and even fabulous.

Various-sized florarium spheres

With succulents, suspended in the air at different levels, they create an inexpressible airiness, lightness, and enchanting atmosphere.

Creating florariums and caring for them is an amazing, attractive art that is not so difficult to master, but you will want to enjoy the result again and again! And this is a fascinating creative process, which our online hypermarket will help facilitate. Flasks of non-standard shapes and sizes, grounds, decor - the most difficult thing will be required of you: let your imagination fly to create a small masterpiece - an oasis in glass!