The terrarium shop
Find a terrarium for your home, your desk, or someone you’d like to surprise. Moss gardens, leafy glasshouses, and stone-filled landscapes, all in one place.
A little wild. A lot of calm.
For your desk, your shelf, your slower moments.Terrariums
The Glasshouse
Living plants take root in soil, with moss, wood, and stones arranged around them. That’s a terrarium: a garden in glass that can fit on a desk or shelf. This wider container gives the leafy plants room to spread.
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The Fern Room
Moisture from the plants and soil collects on the glass and returns to the roots. A closed terrarium usually needs less watering than an open one, while keeping the air humid for plants like these ferns and fittonias. It still needs light and an occasional check.
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Stone & Stillness
The rocks stay put, but the plants around them keep changing. Look for new leaves, trim crowded growth, and check the soil before watering. A spot with bright, indirect light lets you enjoy those changes up close.
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Three little worlds, each with its own character. Choose a favorite and open the photo for a closer look.
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Rounded glass · Tropical planting
Fern fronds, bright veins, and soft moss under a rounded glass roof.
Enquire about this terrariumOpen glass · Stone accents
A pale stone path winds between dark rocks and patterned leaves.
Enquire about this terrariumRounded glass · Moss garden
Moss, stone, and a little window-side wonder.
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From soft moss to colourful leaves, get to know the plants that make a terrarium.
AI-generated plant illustrations. Colours and growth vary between specimens.
Colourful foliage · Foreground
Fittonia albivenis
Red-veined leaves bring a little colour to the forest floor.
Fittonia red · Humid air
Fittonia albivenis
Red-veined leaves bring a little colour to the forest floor.
Pinch back long stems to keep a compact shape. Green, pink, and white-veined forms offer the same planting role.
Fittonia red care reference ↗Hypnum spp.
A fine green carpet softens the spaces between stones and plants.
Lay a thin living patch against a moist surface. Sheet moss is a trade name; confirm the species and its care with your grower.
Sheet moss care reference ↗Selaginella uncinata
Blue-green sprays add a cool shimmer beneath taller planting.
Allow room for its spreading growth. Often sold as peacock fern, this is a spikemoss rather than a true fern.
Blue Selaginella care reference ↗Ficus pumila ‘Variegata’
Cream-edged leaves trail over wood and climb a planted backdrop.
Use a small cutting and trim regularly. Creeping fig grows vigorously and can quickly outgrow a small vessel.
Variegated Ficus care reference ↗Polystichum tsussimense
Upright, finely divided fronds give a miniature landscape height.
Start with a young plant and allow room for growth. Mature plants can reach around 45cm, so plan to move it to a larger container.
Korean rock fern care reference ↗Cryptanthus acaulis
A low, star-shaped rosette gives the planting a sculptural centre.
Give the rosette space and keep its crown free of wet moss. Leaf colours vary between cultivars; this illustration shows a pink form.
Cryptanthus care reference ↗Keep it thriving
Good light, thoughtful watering, and a moment to check in. Small habits help your little landscape settle in.
Most terrariums prefer bright indirect light. Direct sun can overheat glass and scorch delicate leaves.
Get to know your plants. The best care routine starts with a closer look.
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We mainly serve Bangalore (Bengaluru). Message @canopy.creek on Instagram to confirm collection or delivery options for your area before ordering.
A closed terrarium holds moisture and suits humidity-loving plants such as fittonia and moss. An open terrarium allows more airflow and usually needs more frequent checks for dry soil. Choose for the plants inside and the light available in your room.
Place it in bright, indirect light, away from strong direct sun and hot windows. Glass can trap heat. Light requirements vary by plant, so check the plant guide before choosing a spot.
Check the soil and plants before adding water instead of following a fixed schedule. Closed terrariums recycle moisture and generally need less watering. Open containers dry out faster. Avoid standing water and ask for care advice for your chosen planting.
A terrarium can make a living gift for a home or desk. Think about the recipient’s available light and how much care they can give. Message Canopy Creek on Instagram to discuss the available designs and prices.
Browse the collection, choose a design you like, and message @canopy.creek on Instagram. Ask about current availability, price, and collection or delivery arrangements before ordering. Orders and payments are not taken through this website.
The living gallery
Tiny paths, textured stones, and leaves worth lingering over. Open a photograph to take in the full view.
A quiet character among the leaves.
Every layer has a story to tell.
A leafy little escape under glass.
Moss, stone, and a little window-side wonder.
Big landscape energy. Beautifully small.
Take the scenic route, even at your desk.
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