Wardian Case Terrarium Video Tutorial
Setting up and Maintaining Your Wardian Case Our video tutorial will walk you through setting up and maintaining your Wardian case. You will learn how to put your plants in and make sure they have enough space and light. The tutorial also covers the importance of the airtight seal and how to fix common problems. With our step by step guide you will be able to create a beautiful and thriving Wardian case terrarium. The soil plays a vital role in the water cycle within the terrarium, as water evaporates from the soil, condenses on the glass, and falls back into the soil to sustain the plants inside. Additionally, plants inside the terrarium absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, maintaining a self-sustaining ecosystem.
About Wardian Cases
Terrarium is invented in the 19th century by Dr. Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward, were the first terrariums. They were designed to protect plants during long sea voyages. This genius idea allowed plants to be transported across oceans without harm. The Wardian case, an early example of a closed terrarium, changed the way plants were transported and displayed, so you could grow exotic plants far from their natural habitat.
Authentic Wardian Case Design
We have recreated an exact Wardian case, as per the original design. Our cases are made using a special technique to make them completely airtight. This means the perfect environment for your plants, just like the original Wardian cases. The airtight design not only protects the plants but also creates a self-sustaining ecosystem, so you don’t need to maintain and water as much. Decorative items can be added to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the terrarium, contributing to the overall design and setup.
To ensure the best conditions for your Wardian case, place it in an area with bright, indirect light. This helps maintain the temperature inside the container, preventing harm to the plants.
Botanical History in Your Home or Office
An original Wardian case is more than just a home for your plants; it’s a piece of botanical history in your space. The design and history makes it a unique addition to any home or office, functional and beautiful. By owning a Wardian case you are preserving a tradition that has been part of botanical exploration and conservation. The Wardian case offers a window into the natural world by mimicking natural ecosystems.
The nutrient cycle is maintained within the Wardian case, contributing to its self-sustaining nature.