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I'm really getting int indoor container gardening but I have a few issues that's keeping me from getting at it full force... First of all I am fairly famous for my black thumb among friends and family. Secondly, my cat Marla eats any plant that comes into this house and many can be poisonous to kitty.
I was pretty excited to realize that Marla keeps succulents and cactus alone so I can have them wherever I please in the house! I've only killed a few so far and my success ratio is pretty up there! To celebrate I bought a handful of cacti and set about making them an awesome terrarium to call home!
I made my strips of wood the same height as my ruler to keep things simple but you can work with whatever pattern/size of wood you prefer.
Measure out the width of your vase on ONE side.
Measure the distance between the two pieces and then cut a piece to fit. It may not be perfect but it will be close enough. See how you can see a slight gap on my piece? In the end when you see the full vase from a distance you can't tell and they still look fab!
Continue the steps to cut out the strips for your other sides and for any other terrariums you're making at the same time.
With a layer of moss on top of my rocks I'm now ready to bring in the potting soil and my cactus plants.