These are among the smallest flowering plants in the world and they are small! I currently have six different varieties of this species of flowering plant and I am going to use them to make some really small terrariums.

One project that I have in mind is a terrarium inside a light bulb. I have some easy instructions on how to clean out a light bulb then I will do the project on how to make a tiny little terrarium inside it. If you want to get started on your terrarium in a light bulb I have a complete tutorial with video on how to hollow out a lightbulb safely: Hollow out a lightbulb to make a terrarium

I have planted the flowers in a small greenhouse and this is necessary for them because they require a bit of humidity - which makes them perfect for terrariums. There are six different types of plant in here and I will list them.

Premium Kit for Small Terrarium (Succulent, Cactus, and Fairy Garden)

Perfect kit for a first time terrarium gardener or to give as a gift. Provides the exact amount of the specific "ingredients" necessary to build a thriving small terrarium. Will work for closed terrariums, open terrariums, fairy gardens, as well as with succulents and cactii. Kit includes terrarium potting soil, activated charcoal, two different sizes of semi-polished river rocks, shag moss, and complete but easy to follow step-by-step instructions. The ingredients supplied are in the following approximate amounts: 9 oz. soil; 8 oz. small river rocks; 8 oz. larger river rocks; 1 oz. activated charcoal; 1 oz. sheet moss. Great for anyone wanting to set up a terrarium without having to go and find all the different pieces separately. Please note that the kit does NOT include a container or plants. Please also note that this kit is for a SMALL terrarium. We recommend using a mason jar if you are making a closed terrarium or a container with a 4 - 6" diameter if you are making a succulent or cactus terrarium.