According to the Litill Ltd. homepage a full website is coming soon. I'm waiting with baited breath - these are phenomenal.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Litill Ltd. Terrariums
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3 comments:
Love the hand blown glass shapes. They reminds me of Paula Hayes' terrariums. The colors are amazing against the bright sand! I'm guessing these will be pretty expensive.
I guess the "sand" is some sort of special mix? Cacti would die in sand.
How can cacti (which don't like water or humidity) and air plants (which need a few soakings a week and humidity) thrive in the same terrarium?
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