Terrarium Workshop offer a great possibility for amateur and seasoned green tentacles to bring nature inside. Terrariums aren’t exactly new these days, but we often only see them as a sideshow in garden center displays for indoor plants. The problem is that most people dismiss Terrariums as difficult projects that necessitate a fair amount of gardening knowledge and experience. This couldn’t be more untrue.

Terrariums are defined as a natural ecosystem created by a collection of plants grown in a glass vessel. With this in mind, it’s difficult not to see why you should buy a Terrarium, and if you’re still not convinced, here are five more reasons.

• Terrariums require minimal maintenance.

Terrariums are self-contained ecosystems that require little maintenance other than a soil and plant inspection every few days. Allow the soil to dry amid watering and only water enough to dampen it. Because terrariums lack drainage holes, excess water should not collect at the base. Excess water encourages root rot and creates a swampy environment that is unsuitable …