How to make a TicTac Terrarium

In this video I built a mini Terrarium within a Tic Tac container.
Originally it was planned to put the container in a book, but because of copyright reasons I decided against uploading it that way. So I cut this video from a few remaining video sections.
Why the cat litter?
-Many use aqua soil to make the substrate more sticky. But since cat litter consists of clay minerals, which are extremely fine and can therefore absorb a lot of water, the substrate becomes very sticky when you crush it. The same is known from soil science: clayey soils have good stickiness and malleability, while sandy soils tend to fall apart quickly. But to be honest, I tried this for the first time. It can probably also be done with normal, fine-grained soil from the garden. especially with such a small container. :)
Music:
Ellie's Home Stretch - The Great North Sound Society
00:00 Modifying the container
00:29 Substrate
01:20 Hardscape
01:50 Plants
02:15 Showing result

[@authenticalyssa]

That’s such a neat design nice work with the hard scape.

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you so much 😊

[@pank524]

OMG that's so cool I want it please lol glad I found your channel

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you so much 😊 you should try to make one yourself :)

[@pank524]

@@glassyGREEN_ I would love to I just wouldn't have the patience for now I guess I just enjoy them through your videos

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you :) Terrarium building is very relaxing, you should try it :)

[@lavenderpyffin5162]

No way this is so cool!(and tinnyy)

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you so much :)

[@joshbaileyphotography]

love it👍.

[@glassyGREEN_]

Thank you 😊

[@jaegermonster5925]

Ja nice :D

[@glassyGREEN_]

Danke :D

[@lewisbaker5977]

What was in the substrate, and how did you get it to stick against the sides?

[@glassyGREEN_]

I used some cat litter to make the substrate stickier. You can see it in the video. But I don't think this was necessary. As long as you have a very fine and moist substrate, this should work as well. Especially in such a small container. Just soil from your garden should also work. :)