Have you ever encountered an accidental terrarium while on a hike? I saw one once but somehow didn't grab a photo.
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I've spotted these before! One of my favorites was a 2 gallon terrarium I left out in my backyard upside down. It acted as a greenhouse and there were plants growing strong under it all winter even through snow and ice storms!
ReplyDeleteThat is very cool. It is interesting to consider that a terrarium may act as an insulation for plants just like a full sized greenhouse!
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