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Terrariums are all over the place right now, magazines, Pinterest, everywhere. So, when Miracle-Gro offered to sponsor this post, I figured it was the perfect time to make my own. Parker and I worked together and had fun making our own Gro Project, Toyarium. You may be thinking what's a Toyarium? Simple...
Toyarium = Terrarium + Toys
What you'll need to make your own Toyarium: Somewhat large glass container, small rocks, Moisture Control Potting Mix, succulents, a spoon, small toys and other decorations.
The larger the container the better and the easier it is to plant your succulents.
Directions:
1. Layer the bottom of the container with small rocks.
2. Fill container with Miracle-Gro Moisture Control Potting Mix about a third of the way up.
3. Plant your succulents in the potting mix, using your spoon. We used a yellow cactus and a coppertone succulent.
4. Add toys or small figurines to stage your scene. We went with a Jurassic Park theme and chose dinosaurs. We also added a couple rocks to add to our scene.
5. Use a spray bottle to moisten the soil and only water when it gets very dry.
I think this would be a perfect centerpiece for a dinosaur themed party!
My favorite Miracle-Gro product is the Watering Can Singles All Purpose Plant Food. They come in indvidual packets and you just add to a gallon of water, for your indoor and outdoor plants. Makes it very easy since everything is already pre-measured. A couple other Miracle-Gro favorites are the LiquaFeed All Purpose Plant Food Advance Starter Kit and the Shake’n Feed All Purpose Plant Food. Miracle-Gro makes it easy to feed and water plants at the same time.
Looking for more gardening inspiration? Follow Miracle-Gro on Pinterest and check out these fun garden projects. Get gardening tips for beginners to professionals at Miracle-Gro online, as well as tools to solve common gardening problems.
Find out what others are working on at The Gro Project. Share your own Miracle-Gro projects on The Gro Project facebook page.
Are you addicted to Instagram or hashtags like I am? Share your Miracle-Gro Project on Instagram with the hashtag #MiracleGroProject
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Terrariums are all over the place right now, magazines, Pinterest, everywhere. So, when Miracle-Gro offered to sponsor this post, I figured it was the perfect time to make my own. Parker and I worked together and had fun making our own Gro Project, Toyarium. You may be thinking what's a Toyarium? Simple...
Toyarium = Terrarium + Toys
What you'll need to make your own Toyarium: Somewhat large glass container, small rocks, Moisture Control Potting Mix, succulents, a spoon, small toys and other decorations.
The larger the container the better and the easier it is to plant your succulents.
Directions:
1. Layer the bottom of the container with small rocks.
2. Fill container with Miracle-Gro Moisture Control Potting Mix about a third of the way up.
3. Plant your succulents in the potting mix, using your spoon. We used a yellow cactus and a coppertone succulent.
4. Add toys or small figurines to stage your scene. We went with a Jurassic Park theme and chose dinosaurs. We also added a couple rocks to add to our scene.
5. Use a spray bottle to moisten the soil and only water when it gets very dry.
I think this would be a perfect centerpiece for a dinosaur themed party!
My favorite Miracle-Gro product is the Watering Can Singles All Purpose Plant Food. They come in indvidual packets and you just add to a gallon of water, for your indoor and outdoor plants. Makes it very easy since everything is already pre-measured. A couple other Miracle-Gro favorites are the LiquaFeed All Purpose Plant Food Advance Starter Kit and the Shake’n Feed All Purpose Plant Food. Miracle-Gro makes it easy to feed and water plants at the same time.
Looking for more gardening inspiration? Follow Miracle-Gro on Pinterest and check out these fun garden projects. Get gardening tips for beginners to professionals at Miracle-Gro online, as well as tools to solve common gardening problems.
Find out what others are working on at The Gro Project. Share your own Miracle-Gro projects on The Gro Project facebook page.
Are you addicted to Instagram or hashtags like I am? Share your Miracle-Gro Project on Instagram with the hashtag #MiracleGroProject
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