Worm Castings: A (Very) Natural Plant Fertilizer & Booster
Earthworm castings are a great way to organically fertilize and boost plants. Find out why this potent horticultural material is so popular!| Terrarium Tribe
Earthworm castings are a great way to organically fertilize and boost plants. Find out why this potent horticultural material is so popular!| Terrarium Tribe
Vivariums are a true naturalistic slice of life. Yours to cultivate for your own enjoyment and that of your tropical animals. But in the wise words of Uncle Ben, “With great plants and animals comes great responsibility.” Honestly, a vivarium setup can be a lot more complex than your average tabletop terrarium, and there’s more […]| Terrarium Tribe
Horticultural charcoal is just one of many carbon-based materials to have hit the botanical spotlight. Like its fashionable cousin, “activated” charcoal, horticultural charcoal has long been touted to have a variety of benefits when it comes to gardens, indoor plants, and the wider terrarium/vivarium world. From filtering and enriching soils to absorbing bad odors, there’s […]| Terrarium Tribe
Discover the components of the ABG mix that make it so special and effective. Plus, we’ll share the ABG mix recipe so you can make your own!| Terrarium Tribe
Ready to make a bioactive terrarium and enjoy the wonders of hands-free care? We got you. Find out exactly what you need and how to make one.| Terrarium Tribe
Choosing the right isopod substrate is a key part of raising a healthy culture. Naturally, we all want the best for our little critters, but seeing as isopods often eat the substrate that they’re living in… Well, practicality and cost-effectiveness can become an issue. That’s why it’s a balancing game between two (sometimes opposing) needs – nutrition […]| Terrarium Tribe
Isopod food is as varied as it is weird. As Nature’s great recyclers, it’s their job to consume any and all plant/animal waste. Fallen leaves, rotting wood, leftover sandwich crusts – anything is fair game. If not for their diverse (and peculiar) appetite for decaying organic matter, the nutrient cycle would break down and our […]| Terrarium Tribe
