Hey /an/, I wanted to get your guys thoughts on putting plants

You mean using the glass as a pot or actually IN it?

Spider plant cuttings possibly . I used to put them in plastic containers and they are fine in a sealed environments.

>>2075735
Using it as a pot. My biggest concern is the size.

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>>2075720
You're thinking too large OP, look into growing moss and lichen, maybe even small mushrooms. I think a small mushroom colony in a glass jar would be quite the sight to see.

Plants that stay under 3 inches would be good but the nature of most plants is to escape confinement rather than embrace it.

>>2075768
Your biggest issue will be drainage, or lack of

Small cacti pots sre the same size with drainage

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>>2076724
You can use glass drilling bits to make some drainage holes.

>drainage holes

>>2077299
Thatll work

get a christmas cactus or aloe vera up in that bitch

don't forget drainage or your shit will rot