Ray of Green Terrarium DIY Kit

Build a compact, statement terrarium that blends glossy moonlit foliage, velvety dark leaves, and architectural succulent form. The Ray of Green Terrarium DIY Kit delivers high-contrast texture and effortless sophistication for desks, shelves, and intimate spaces.

You get a trio with this kit. Alocasia Stingray contributes rounded, velvety mid-green leaves with pale veins and a sculptural silhouette; Philodendron Moonlight offers luminous, chartreuse to pale lime glossy leaves that read like small spotlights; Euphorbia Ritchiei brings upright, architectural stems and a succulent grey-green tone for structural contrast. Together, they form a layered, living vignette that works with contemporary, natural, and tactile interiors. Ideal placements include a low coffee-table cloche, a bedside glass globe that catches morning light, or a work desk where the plants’ contrasts reward close inspection.

All three species stay compact in enclosed terrarium conditions. Expect overall terrarium height of 10 to 30cm, depending on container size and pruning. Alocasia Stingray produces short, upright petioles and stays modest when root-bound; Philodendron Moonlight grows as a clumping, upright-stemmed plant that may send new leaves every few weeks in active periods; Euphorbia ritchiei remains slow and columnar, adding sculptural vertical interest. Growth rate is moderate with proper humidity; plan for light trimming every 6 to 12 weeks to maintain scale and composition.

Bright, indirect light is ideal for this mix. Philodendron Moonlight prefers strong, filtered light to maintain its pale lime tone; in low light, the color will deepen and the leaves will be less luminous. The Alocasia Stingray appreciates bright, indirect light with high humidity to keep leaf texture beautiful. The Euphorbia Ritchiei tolerates bright interior light and benefits from drier intervals between waterings. Do avoid direct afternoon sun in glass vessels to prevent overheating and leaf scorch. These plants suit indoor tabletops, well-lit offices, and sheltered balconies when protected from wind.

Maintain even, moderate moisture while avoiding waterlogging. For terrarium setups use a drainage layer of pebbles or activated charcoal beneath a loose, well-draining potting mix; water sparingly and check the top 1 to 2cm for dryness before misting. Alocasia likes consistently humid conditions and ready moisture, but will suffer if the soil is soggy. Philodendron Moonlight prefers moist but not saturated substrate and benefits from occasional foliar misting; Euphorbia ritchiei needs drier periods between waterings. Feed at quarter strength monthly during active growth.

Creating and tending a small terrarium provides folks with a calming routine. Misting, trimming, and even simply observing does your mental health wonders. Overall, this can encourage mindful pauses that reduce stress and sharpen focus. Terrariums also allow smaller spaces to welcome some greenery without overflow. Think manageable and rewarding.

Double Trouble: Compact (in growth) and Contrast (in color).
Ready to Roll: Essentials all here.
For Eager Gardeners: Medium challenge.
For All Seasons: Year-round terrarium fun.

Get your glass vessel, follow the simple steps, and enjoy a tiny, luminous corner of green that rewards TLC. What are you waiting for? Get your greens this instant!

Kit Contains:
Alocasia Stingray
Philodendron Moonlight
Euphorbia Ritchiei
Glass and Accessories
Cork Lid
Care level: Medium
Pet safety: No

Choose one of these two options:

No Light
With Light: A little light with a switcher attached to the cork lid to illuminate your terrarium and add a touch of magic to your room at night.

The terrarium typically comes with the following plants:

• Alocasia Stingray
• Philodendron Moonlight
• Euphorbia Ritchiei

The glass jar is made of 100% recycled glass. You'll also receive a cork lid, gravel, charcoal and soil to create the perfect Ray of Green Terrarium DIY Kit.