BIOLOARK – Bio Bottle Terrarium (QD-172/ QD-205) – Decoration Plant

Description

****Product does not include scaping inside the terrarium****

The Bioloark Bio Bottle LED QD brings a small fragment of the jungle and thus liveliness into the home. These high-quality nano terrariums in a modern shape captivate with their organic shape and combine advanced technology with a convincingly clear design language.
The LED lights integrated into the cover provide pleasantly warm illumination of the terrariums and, with a colour temperature of 6.200 K, mirrors natural daylight. This not only promotes the growth of the plants, in addition the atmosphere and warm light also pleasantly illuminates the living or working area and transforms dreariness into vitality. The additional variable air slits built into the cover provide easy ventilation in the terrarium or enable a closed humid biotope. The additional fans for cooling the extremely powerful LEDs extend their life span to up to 30.000 hours.
The Bioloark Bio Bottle LED QD offers a wide range of design options. Whether epiphytic orchids, a mossarium and home for bryophytes or a wabi kusa with plants in the emersed growth habit – there are no limits to gardening creativity on a nano scale.

Features

Outstanding design
Provides enclosed microclimate
Easy to be planted
Illuminant integrated in the cover
Eye-catcher in any living space
Bright LEDs
USB powered

Bioloark Bio Bottle LED QD172

Energy consumption:
3 W

Luminous flux:
200 Lumens

Colour temperature:

6.200 K

Dimensions:

175 x 230 mm

Bioloark Bio Bottle LED QD205

Energy consumption:
5 W

Luminous flux:
420 Lumens

Colour temperature:
6.300 K

Dimensions:
217 x 260 mm

BIOLOARK Bio Bottle Terrarium (QD Series) in Singapore Homes

The Bioloark Bio Bottle QD terrarium is a compact, LED-lit glass enclosure built for growing moss, ferns, and small tropical plants indoors. Its integrated cover light means you can place it on a desk or shelf without depending on window position, which suits flats and offices where good natural light is scarce. The clean, organic shape makes it as much a decorative object as a planting vessel, ideal for a small green focal point in a living room or workspace.

Singapore’s naturally high humidity is an advantage here, since moisture-loving terrarium plants settle in readily, but the same warmth means you should watch for condensation build-up and give the enclosure a little fresh air if it fogs over completely. Use a free-draining base layer, keep watering light and infrequent, and position it away from direct afternoon sun through a window, which can overheat a sealed glass body and scorch tender foliage.

For planting inspiration, see our terrarium versus paludarium explainer and our terrarium ideas guide, plus the minimalist wabi-kusa guide. This item lives in our cabinets and stands range.