Hanami Botanic

Gothic-style Terrarium/Wardian Case/Houseplant Display

Name: Gothic-style Terrarium/Wardian Case/Houseplant Display
Brand: Hanami Botanic
SKU: HAN.GRE.GOT.01
Price: 209.00 USD
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Elevate Your Space with a Gothic-style Terrarium

Inspired by the dramatic architecture of Gothic cathedrals, this striking Gothic-style terrarium blends historical design with modern functionality. Crafted from crystal-clear acrylic, it offers the durability and precision needed to create an elegant environment for orchids, tropical plants, and more.

The intricate, arched detailing captures the essence of Gothic architecture, while the terrarium provides the perfect microclimate for your plants to thrive. Whether used as a centerpiece or to enhance your decor, this terrarium adds a touch of classic sophistication and Gothic allure to any space.

Key Features:

Premium Acrylic Construction: Made from crystal-clear acrylic, this terrarium offers exceptional light transmission and durability, showcasing precise Gothic-style arches and details.
Optimal Microclimate: Designed to maintain high humidity and stable temperatures, ideal for growing orchids, ferns, and other tropical plants.
Gothic Elegance: The Gothic-inspired design adds a touch of historical charm and drama, making your plants the focal point of any room.
Versatile Use: Perfect for both indoor and outdoor settings, it works beautifully on tables, windowsills, or other decorative surfaces.
Easy Access: Features a removable structure with an adjustable roof for easy watering and plant care.
Sealed Base: The sealed base prevents water leakage, keeping your surfaces dry and protected.

* Plants and decorations shown are for demonstration purposes only and are not included with the terrarium.

Dimensions

Width: 35.7 cm (14")
Depth: 26.7 cm (10 1/2")
Height: 42.23 cm (16 5/8")

Materials & Care

This Gothic-style terrarium is expertly crafted from premium 4.5 mm clear acrylic, providing outstanding durability and excellent light transmission for the health of your orchids, seedlings, and other beloved plants. To keep it looking pristine, simply wipe with a damp cloth to maintain its crystal-clear clarity.

FAQ

↓ Have questions about our Gothic-style Terrarium, Wardian Case, or Houseplant Display? Explore detailed answers to frequently asked questions below.

Shipping and Refund Policy

Shipping Policy: Orders are processed and shipped within 1-5 business days, with delivery times depending on the destination. Remote areas may experience longer shipping times. Tracking is provided once shipped.

Refund Policy: Returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery for a full refund if the item is in perfect condition. Return shipping costs are the customer's responsibility, unless the item was damaged in transit. Report damages within 2 days with photos.

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The history of terrariums: the Wardian case

Why Do We Call It Both a Terrarium and a Wardian Case?

Our Gothic-style terrarium is inspired by the iconic Wardian cases of the 19th century, known for their historical importance and distinctive architectural details.

The term "terrarium" emphasizes the self-contained environment that supports the growth of tropical plants, while "Wardian case" represents the preservation and protection of rare plant species. By merging these elements, we create a product that combines Gothic elegance with modern practicality, ideal for cultivating and displaying your plants.

Terrarium Essentials: Plant Care, Maintenance, and Longevity

Plant Selection
Which Plants Thrive in a Gothic-style Terrarium?

Gothic-style terrariums are ideal for tropical plants like ferns, mosses, and orchids, as they provide the high humidity and indirect light these plants need. Succulents also do well in terrariums with good ventilation, making them suitable for open-top designs.

Can Houseplants Be Grown in a Terrarium?

Absolutely, houseplants such as peperomias and small ferns are great for terrariums. They particularly thrive in open-top terrariums where they benefit from proper airflow and don’t require the high humidity levels needed by tropical plants.
Terrarium Care
How Often Should You Water a Gothic-style Terrarium?

For closed Gothic-style terrariums, water infrequently—generally every few weeks—since the enclosed environment retains moisture. For open terrariums, check the soil regularly and water when it feels dry, typically about once a week.

Do Terrariums Need Sunlight?

Yes, Gothic-style terrariums thrive in bright, indirect light. Direct sunlight can cause overheating and damage to the plants. Aim for 4 to 6 hours of indirect light each day to keep your plants healthy.
Maintenance & Lifespan
How Long Do Gothic-style Terrariums Last?

With proper care, Gothic-style terrariums can remain in excellent condition for many years, sometimes even decades. Maintaining the right balance of light, moisture, and plant health is essential to ensure the long-term durability of your terrarium.

How Do You Prevent Mold in a Terrarium?

To prevent mold in a terrarium, it’s important to ensure adequate airflow and manage humidity carefully. Regularly ventilate your Gothic-style terrarium and consider using activated charcoal to absorb excess moisture, helping to keep the environment healthy for your plants.

Create a Fairy Garden in a Victorian Terrarium

Terrariums can become magical little worlds with the addition of fairy gardens. By adding miniature houses, doors, and figurines, a Victorian terrarium transforms into an enchanted village, bringing magic and charm to your home.

FAQ

Have Questions About Our Gothic-style Terrarium? We're Here to Help.

What type of plants are best suited for a Gothic-style terrarium?

Gothic-style terrariums are ideal for tropical plants like ferns, mosses, and orchids, which thrive in high humidity and indirect light. They also accommodate succulents well in open-top designs, where good ventilation is essential.

How many plants can you put in a Gothic-style terrarium?

For a Gothic-style terrarium, it's best to start with one or two main plants as focal points and then add smaller plants like mosses or mini ferns to complement them. This approach ensures that each plant has enough space to grow and thrive, while the smaller plants fill in the gaps and enhance the overall aesthetic.

Do terrariums require a lot of maintenance?

Gothic-style terrariums are relatively low-maintenance. They require minimal watering, especially if they are closed, as they retain moisture well. Regularly check for any signs of mold or plant health issues, and ensure they receive bright, indirect light. Periodic ventilation and a quick wipe-down with a damp cloth will help keep the terrarium in excellent condition.

What is the ideal light duration for plants in a terrarium?

Plants in a Gothic-style terrarium thrive with 4 to 6 hours of bright, indirect light each day. Avoid direct sunlight, as it can cause overheating and damage your plants. This light duration helps maintain healthy growth and keeps the terrarium environment balanced.

What are the best tools for precisely watering plants in a terrarium?

For precise watering in a Gothic-style terrarium, a small watering can with a long, narrow spout, a pipette, or a spray bottle are excellent choices. These tools help you apply water accurately without over-saturating the soil. Additionally, a moisture meter can assist in monitoring soil moisture levels to ensure your plants receive the right amount of water.

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