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Wednesday, September 19, 2012
H Potter Wardian Cases
Inspired to build your own wardian case ala yesterday's post? H Potter has a variety of leaded terrarium vessels befitting the best plant explorers of the nineteenth century. I'm partial to that six-sided one myself.
And remember, a wardian case makes a great container to observe your new terrarium plants before planting them in a narrow-necked bottle or other hard to access vessel. Read more about observing plants and moss in a quarantine setting here.
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