Does /diy/ like terrariums?

>>959797
I like them but have never made one

>>959801
I made this one in around 10 minutes because i wanted somthing green in my weeb battlestation, wrapped some pebbles in a bit of napkin, did the same for the roots of the plant (just a weed from my yard), stacked them on top of each other in the lid of the mason jar, added a bit of water, and then sealed it up.

>>959797
I've tried doing the light bulb terrariums but it's fallen flat but I've half-assed it
always wanted one though

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I added a friend

>>959797
Looks nice op, for how long do you think this plant will survive ? Or are you just halfassing it too..

>>959804
Doesn't there need to be something in there that breathes oxygen?

>>961657
Plants both use and produce oxygen

>>961660
Oh rightO.
I knew they produced it but didnt realised they used it.

>>961660
They produce more than they use though

>>961657
Those plants are going to need to breath and you want to do something about the humidity that will build up. A few holes near the top should help.

>>961921
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2267504/The-sealed-bottle-garden-thriving-40-years-fresh-air-water.html

When done right it doesn't. Not sure about OP's because he just grabbed some weed from his garden. I've read that charcoal is needed with the soil and the right plant choice is a must, choose a plant that likes humid/tropical weather, then you can pretty much seal that shit and leave it forever

>>959797
whats your combat level and still total?

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>>959797
Terrariums and fancy aquariums are the shit. Fuck me if I can ever maintain them though.