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Christmas Terrarium DIY KitChristmas Terrarium DIY Kit Mini Winter Garden Create a compact, living holiday scene with our Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit. This features the Asparagus Plumosus, (Red) Hypoestes Phyllosachya, and Herbstii Bloodleaf. Get hands on and get to gardening! Plant Personality & Aesthetic Appeal This kit pairs feathery, airy foliage (Asparagus Plumosus) with the bright, speckled leaves of Red Hypoestes and the metallic purple sheen of Herbstii Bloodleaf. The
Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit - Mini Winter Garden
Create a compact, living holiday scene with our Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit. This features the Asparagus Plumosus, (Red) Hypoestes Phyllosachya, and Herbstii Bloodleaf. Get hands-on and get to gardening!
Plant Personality & Aesthetic Appeal
This kit pairs feathery, airy foliage (Asparagus Plumosus) with the bright, speckled leaves of Red Hypoestes and the metallic-purple sheen of Herbstii Bloodleaf. The result is layered texture and contrast: a soft green backdrop, pops of festive red, and moody burgundy highlights. The trio reads like a miniature landscape. Place on a coffee table, mantel, dining table centerpiece, or office desk; cluster multiples for a coordinated tablescape. Add small ornaments, faux snow, or battery-operated micro lights for instant seasonal charm.
Growth Habit & Size Potential
All three plants stay compact indoors, depending on the container and pruning. Asparagus plumosus grows airy shoots that can reach 20 to 30cm, but are easy to trim. The Hypoestes remains a low, bushy 8 to 20cm. The Hemigraphis forms a 5 to 15cm carpet or clump. Growth rate is moderate under good light and humidity. No training is required. Just regular pinching will maintain shape. Choose a container roughly 15 to 25cm in diameter for single kits or a larger bowl if you want a denser composition.
Light & Location Needs
Bright, indirect light is ideal for terrariums like this. Hypoestes benefits from good light to keep leaf color vivid; too little light will dull red speckles. Hemigraphis prefers slightly lower light but will tolerate the same bright, filtered conditions as the others if humidity is adequate. Avoid hot, direct afternoon sun, which can scorch foliage. These plants suit indoor tabletops, well-lit offices, and sheltered balconies, but will not tolerate prolonged direct exposure or freezing temperatures.
Care Level & Maintenance Tips
Terrarium care is pretty easy. Keep the substrate lightly moist but not waterlogged (test by feeling the top 1 to 2cm). Mist every 2 to 5 days to maintain humidity, more often in dry indoor heat. Use a free-draining humus-rich mix with a layer of pebbles or activated charcoal for drainage and odor control. Trim asparagus shoots and pinch Hypoestes tips to encourage bushiness; remove any yellowing leaves promptly. Feed sparingly: a diluted liquid fertilizer (of quarter strength) once a month during active growth. Pet safety: Hypoestes and Hemigraphis are generally considered low-toxicity, but keep terrariums out of reach of pets and children.
Tiny Therapy Thanks to Your Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit
Building and tending a terrarium is a small, ongoing ritual that yields big psychological benefits – Calming focus, reduced stress, and a sense of accomplishment from creating living decor! The Christmas Terrarium Kit doubles as a seasonal project and a long-term micro-ecosystem. Also, daily micro-care (a mist here, a trim there) gives moments of mindful pause. The living colors (gentle green, festive red, and deep burgundy) enhance seasonal atmosphere and invite conversation.
Why You’ll Love the Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit
All-in-one Seasonal Project: Rewarding even for newbies.
Low-Maintenance: Once established, of course.
Small Spaces?: Small-scale gardening.
Great as a Gift: Sure, it’s called the Christmas Kit – but what’s stopping you from gifting it way earlier?
Low-Maintenance: Once established, of course.
Small Spaces?: Small-scale gardening.
Great as a Gift: Sure, it’s called the Christmas Kit – but what’s stopping you from gifting it way earlier?
All I Want For Christmas is… The Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit
Bring home a miniature winter garden that you build and keep. The Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit blends three of Bloombox’s favorite plants. Get all three in one simple click!
What You’ll Receive
Kit Contains:
Asparagus Plumosus
(Red) Hypoestes Phyllosachya
Herbstii Bloodleaf
Glass and Accessories
Cork Lid
Care level: Easy to Medium (Easier once it’s established)
Pet safety: No
Asparagus Plumosus
(Red) Hypoestes Phyllosachya
Herbstii Bloodleaf
Glass and Accessories
Cork Lid
Care level: Easy to Medium (Easier once it’s established)
Pet safety: No
Included in your Terrarium Kit
Choose one of these two options:
No Light
With Light: A little light with a switcher attached to the cork lid to illuminate your terrarium and add a touch of magic to your room at night.
The terrarium typically comes with the following plants:
- Asparagus Plumosus
- Hypoestes Phyllosachya Red
- Herbstii Bloodleaf
Glass and accessories
The glass jar is made of 100% recycled glass. You'll also receive a cork lid, gravel, charcoal and soil to create the perfect Christmas Terrarium DIY Kit.
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