Terrarium making

I’m happy to share that our terrarium-making workshop has been successfully completed! It was a wonderful experience filled with creativity, learning, and hands-on joy. Each participant designed their own unique terrarium, bringing nature into beautiful glass creations. The enthusiasm and passion shown by everyone made the session truly special. Sharing a few glimpses from the workshop—hope you enjoy these little worlds we created together!

It is a mushroom (is a fungus) that grows in moist , organic potting soil.
It feeds on dead organic matter in the soil.
This fungus does not harm living plants.
The mushrooms do not need to be removed to protect the plant.
However, these mushrooms are poisonous to humans and animals.
So, it is better to remove them if children or pets are around, and do not touch. And wash your hands if you touch them. Remove with plucker or wearing hand gloves.
Keep the soil little bit dry to avoid growing inside our terrariums.

Rugged terrain, an enchanting cactus forest, and an off-road desert vehicle resemble a desert in a Glass jar for more than a year; they are growing nicely.

Closed Terrariums made by students

A terrarium workshop is going on.