PLANTS

Suitable for decorating tropical terrariums.

Also known as the "wind plant" because it absorbs water only from the air and does not need to be planted in soil.

Easy to manage, with large, oval leaves striped with light and dark green, featuring patterns that resemble peacock feathers

Requires high humidity for proper management and leaf growth

Fern native to Australia, it prefers very humid environments

Plant that can reach 40/50 cm in length when ripe and rapidly growing

Easy to manage, widespread as houseplants and suitable for tropical terrariums, paludariums

The leaves have a particular texture, similar to crocodile skin

Particular cultivar of Hypoestes phyllostachya, from Madagascar

Plant that reaches 20/25 cm in height and often woody

Easy to manage, popular as houseplants and suitable for tropical terrariums

It requires high humidity, good light exposure and suffers from drafts

Known as spider plant or falangino, due to the shape and position of the leaves

Plant that reaches 25 cm in height and create lush tufts

Very easy management and multiplication, coming from South Africa

It requires high humidity, without water stagnation and good light exposure

Chinese money plant, available in various diameters and heights

Easy handling, with round coin-like leaves from Yunnan

Requires high humidity, good light exposure for proper management

From the Bromeliad family

Easy to care for, very colorful, adapts to a variety of conditions

Requires constant humidity year-round and medium/high, indirect light

Difficulty: Low, easy to manage

Various colors and sizes available

Evergreen epiphytic plant, from Central America

Excellent for tropical and humid terrariums, it needs frequent nebulizations

Average management given its needs, with green leaves and different shades of white

It requires very high ambient humidity for correct foliar growth, avoiding stagnation

Vase d.6 cm; Height (excluding pot) 13 cm

Sansevieria, different varieties available

Great for deserted terraries with reptiles, amphibians or delicate invertebrates

It needs very little water, native to dry environment