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This long Terrarium tweezer is perfect for planting, moving plants and removing leaves or stones. Ideal for maintaining terrarium plants Easy to use Made from stainless steel

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This green indoor watering can has a long spout and a ergonomic handle; this makes targeted watering very easy. long spout ergonomic handle targeted watering

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Always climbing up a step stool to water your hanging basket? With the hanging basket lift, you can lower your flower pot in one simple motion and just as easily click it back into place. Convenient, safe, and ideal for balconies, conservatories, or verandas! Dimensions:Length: 7.4 cmWidth: 2.5 cmHeight: 21 cm

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This black gravel forms the drainage layer at the bottom of your plant terrarium. It catches excess water so the roots of your plants do not sit in moisture. The dark colour shows nicely through the glass.Why a drainage layerA drainage layer is the first thing you put in when you build a terrarium. It keeps the water away from the soil and the roots. Without it, your plants can get wet feet and rot. The gravel lets water through but holds it at the bottom, where it slowly evaporates back into the closed system.How to use itPour a layer of 2 to 4 cm of gravel at the bottom of your glass jar or bottle. The exact height depends on the size of your terrarium. After the gravel, add a thin layer of activated charcoal, then the potting soil on top. The black colour stays visible as a dark band at the base, adding a clean look to your terrarium.Specifications Colour: black Content: 5 kg For the drainage layer in plant terrariums Visible through the glass

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This dark green 2-in-1 watering can and plant sprayer is the perfect tool for taking care of your plants. The long, narrow spout allows precise watering, while the integrated spray nozzle on top is ideal for lightly misting leaves. Compact and stylish, this watering can is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. A practical and versatile choice for every plant enthusiast! Specifications: Material: Galvanized iron, ABS Capacity: 0.625 liters Dimensions: L 20.2 x D 9.4 x H 18.8 cm

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This white gravel forms the drainage layer at the bottom of your terrarium. It catches excess water so your plants do not get wet roots. The bright colour shows clearly through the glass and gives your terrarium a clean base.Why use drainage gravelA drainage layer keeps water away from the roots. When you water your terrarium or when condensation drips down, the water collects in the gravel instead of sitting around the soil. This prevents root rot and keeps your plants healthy inside a closed jar.The white colour stands out nicely against the dark soil and green moss layers above it. You see the layers through the glass, which adds visual depth to your terrarium.How to use itPour a layer of 2 to 4 cm of white gravel at the bottom of your glass jar before you add soil. The exact thickness depends on the height of your container. Taller jars can take a thicker drainage layer. Spread the gravel evenly so water can flow across the entire base.After the gravel, add a thin layer of activated charcoal to keep the water fresh, then your potting soil on top. The white gravel stays visible as the bottom stripe in your finished terrarium.Specifications Content: 5 kg Colour: white For the drainage layer in terrariums and bottle gardens Provides good water drainage Decorative and visible through the glass

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This potting soil is mixed for a plant terrarium or bottle garden. It stays airy, holds just enough moisture and does not clump, so the roots of your terrarium plants keep breathing inside a closed glass jar. A bag of 5 liters fills several terrariums, or you top up one you already have. Handy if you build them more often, or if you are filling a taller bottle of 30 cm and up. Why this potting soil Airy structure, so no wet feet for your plants Holds moisture without drowning the roots, made for a closed ecosystem Ready to use, no mixing needed Bag of 5 liters, enough for several terrariums How to use it Start with a drainage layer of clay pebbles or lava rock at the bottom. Sprinkle a thin layer of activated charcoal over it. Add 4 to 8 cm of potting soil, depending on the height of your glass. Place your terrarium plants and press the soil down lightly. Add a small amount of water and close the glass with the cork. Good to know Content: 5 liters Suitable for closed and open terrariums, bottle gardens and small houseplants Store the bag dry and closed so the soil stays airy

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This potting soil is made for kokedama, the Japanese moss ball technique. The mix holds moisture well and has enough structure to shape into a firm ball that keeps its form when you wrap it in moss.What is kokedamaKokedama means moss ball in Japanese. You shape a ball of soil around the roots of a plant, wrap it in moss and tie it with string. The result is a green ball that you can hang or place on a dish. No pot needed.How to use this soilTake a handful of soil and add a little water until it clumps together. Shape it around the roots of your plant and press it firm. Wrap the ball in sheet moss and secure it with string or fishing line. The soil mix contains nutrients so your plant has what it needs to grow.What makes it workThe mix contains peat moss, turf, wood fibre and minerals. These materials hold water without falling apart when you shape them. The structure stays airy so the roots can breathe even when the ball is damp.Specifications Content: 5 liters Colour: brown Contains: peat moss, turf, wood fibre, minerals and NPK nutrients One bag makes several kokedama moss balls

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This bonsai soil gives your bonsai the airy structure it needs. The mix drains well while holding just enough moisture for healthy roots. You can use it for both indoor and outdoor bonsai.What makes it bonsai soilThe blend contains peat moss, turf fractions and clay. Together they create a light mix that roots can breathe in. Water runs through easily, so you avoid soggy soil. At the same time, the soil holds enough moisture between waterings.One bag of 5 liters is enough to repot several smaller bonsai or one larger tree. You can also use it to top up the soil in a pot you already have.How to use itRepot your bonsai when the roots fill the pot or when the soil gets compacted. Remove old soil carefully, trim the roots if needed, and fill the pot with fresh bonsai soil. Press it down lightly and water until it runs out the drainage holes.You can mix this soil with extra drainage material like lava rock or akadama if you want an even airier blend. It works on its own too.Specifications Content: 5 liters Colour: brown For indoor and outdoor bonsai Contains peat moss medium (0-20mm) 50%, turf fraction 2 (7-15mm) 20%, Baltic garden peat 30%, Florisol clay, Dolokal

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