BIOLOARK – Glass Jar Terrarium (GP-175/205/210)

Description

Features:
Suitable for Terrarium / Mini Paludarium
Built in LED light and adjustable ventilation.
To water the plants, simply drip water through the tiny hole in the lid.
A variety of shapes and sizes to fit every living or work space.

The Glass Pot is a handmade glass container with a glass lid in a very attractive design. This sophisticated planter is particularly suitable for the cultivation of plants that prefer high humidity.
Adequate gas exchange is ensured by small holes in the upper part of the glass container body.
Watering becomes a very easy task thanks to a tiny hole in the center of the lid. The irrigation water is simply poured into the glass lid and immediately it begins to drip down onto the plant.
The Glass Pot offers many planting options. Whether it’s epiphytic orchids tied to a piece of root wood, a ball-shaped wabikusa with emersed plants, or a mini paludarium, there are no limits to small-scale gardening design. Create beautiful terrarium scenes with these stunning glass Bio Bottles.

GP-175
Size:175x230mm
GP-205
Size: 217x262mm
GP-210
Size: 217x215mm

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BIOLOARK Glass Jar Terrarium (GP Series) in Singapore

The Bioloark Glass Jar GP terrarium is a handmade glass container with a built-in LED light and adjustable ventilation, designed for mini paludariums and humidity-loving plants. The integrated lighting frees you from relying on window position, while the adjustable vent lets you tune airflow to the plants you grow. Available across several sizes, it slots neatly into the compact living and working spaces typical of flats and offices here.

Watering is as simple as dripping through the small hole in the lid, and the upper ventilation holes keep gas exchange healthy. In our warm, humid climate the jar holds moisture beautifully, so err on the side of light watering and open the vent a little if condensation never clears, which can otherwise encourage mould on moss and soft foliage. Keep it out of direct afternoon sun to avoid overheating the sealed glass body.

For setup ideas, read our terrarium versus paludarium explainer and our terrarium ideas guide, plus the minimalist wabi-kusa guide. Find it in our paludarium decoration and substrate range.