Terrarium Workshop: Succulent Gardens in Apple-Shaped Glass
On 9 October 2026 we set up a terrarium workshop for a team: participants built miniature succulent gardens in apple-shaped glass jars with their own hands.
A terrarium workshop is a hands-on team activity where participants build their own miniature garden by layering soil, decor and plants inside a glass container, then take their creation home or to the office.
What happens in a terrarium workshop?
For the workshop on 9 October 2026 we set the tables up like a potting bench: potted succulents of different kinds, coconut fibre, white decorative stones, cinnamon sticks, dried orange slices, red-spotted mushroom picks, twine and scissors. For the glass we chose lidded, apple-shaped jars. Participants pulled on gloves, took the plants out of their pots, built up the layers and decorated each terrarium to their own taste.
Why is a terrarium workshop a good team activity?
Because it is calm yet keeps hands busy. Sitting around the same table, the team shares materials, looks at each other's jars and swaps ideas; conversation flows on its own. We placed a small care card written in the plant's own voice next to each terrarium, so the garden keeps living long after the workshop ends.
See material options and timing on our Terrarium Workshop page.
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