Here's a list of houseplants that are suitable for a terrarium or a bottle garden. Scientific name is listed first, followed by the common name in parenthesis. Want to know HOW to make a bottle garden or a terrarium? (It's easy!) See How

• Acorus (Sweet Flag)
• ALL carnivorous plants
• Begonia rex (small-leaf varieties)
• Calathea species (Zebra Plant, Peacock Plant, Rattlesnake Plant)
• Cryptanthus (Earth Star, Green Earth Star, Rainbow Star)
• Dracaena sanderiana (Ribbon Plant)
• Ficus pumila, Ficus reptens (Creeping Fig, Trailing Fig)
• Fitonia species (Snakeskin Plant, Little Snakeskin Plant, Nerve Plant, Little Nerve Plant, Painted Net Leaf, Silver Net Leaf)
• Hedera helix (small-leaf varieties)
• Helxine soleirolii (Mind Your Own Business Plant, Baby's Tears)
• Hoya bella (Miniature Wax Plant)
• Kohleria amabilis (Tree Gloxinia)
• Maranta species (Herringbone Plant, Rabbit's Tracks, Prayer Plant)
• Neanthe bella (Parlor Palm)
• Pellionia (Watermelon Pellionia, Satin Pellionia)
• Peperomia species
• Pilea (Creeping Charlie, Creeping Jenny, Aluminum Plant, Friendship Plant, Artillery Plant)
• Saxifraga sarmentosa (Mother of Thousands, Magic Carpet)
• Selaginella (Creeping Moss, Peacock Fern, Spreading Clubmoss, Resurrection Plant)
• small ferns

Plants with one or more of the following in their scientific names MAY be suitable:

• abbreviatus (shortened)
• brevis (short)
• forma minor (dwarf form)
• humilis (low growing)
• micro (small)
• minimus (very small)
• minor (small)
• nanus (dwarf)
• parcus (small)
• pumilus (dwarfish)
• repens (creeping)
  

Remember, plants for a terrarium or a bottle garden need to like humidity!

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