Available
#01
The Woodland Jar
Fittonia albivenis, cushion moss, sheet moss
1.5L cork-sealed glass jar
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Current Collection
Each terrarium is one of a kind. Reserve yours by email — first come, first served.
Spring 2026 — Batch #1
10 of 10 available
The Collection
Each one, a tiny ecosystem
Our closed terrariums are self-sustaining miniature gardens, handmade with carefully selected tropical plants, natural moss, and layered growing media.
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Share yoursWhy LochLeaf
Nature, contained.
A terrarium is more than decoration. It's a complete, living ecosystem sealed inside glass — a pocket of wilderness that waters itself, breathes on its own, and grows quietly on your shelf.
Every LochLeaf jar is built by hand in our workshop, using sustainably sourced tropical plants, sphagnum moss, activated charcoal, and natural drainage stone. We take the time to get the balance right so your terrarium thrives for years, not weeks.
- Self-sustaining Sealed terrariums water themselves through condensation
- Low maintenance No watering, no feeding — just indirect light
- Handmade in Horbury, Yorkshire Every jar crafted with care in our studio
Care Guide
Keeping your terrarium happy
Closed terrariums are wonderfully low-maintenance, but a little know-how goes a long way. Here's everything you need.
Placement
Keep your terrarium in bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, which overheats the glass, and keep it away from radiators or draughty windowsills.
Watering
Sealed terrariums recycle their own water and rarely need topping up. Open-top terrariums need a light misting every one to two weeks — keep the soil damp, not wet.
Condensation
Morning condensation on the glass is perfectly normal. If it never clears, briefly remove the lid for an hour to let excess moisture escape, then reseal.
Signs of Trouble
Yellowing leaves usually mean too much light. White mould on soil is common early on — open the lid and let it dry slightly. Wilting can signal too little moisture.
Long-term Care
Trim plants that outgrow the jar with clean scissors. If a plant dies, gently remove it and replace with a similar species. A well-balanced terrarium can thrive for years.
Reviews
What our customers say
Don't just take our word for it — hear from people who've welcomed a LochLeaf terrarium into their home.
★★★★★
“Absolutely love my woodland jar — it’s been thriving on my desk for months now. Such a thoughtful gift idea.”
★★★★★
“Bought two for our office reception. They get compliments every single day. Zero maintenance needed.”
★★★★★
“The attention to detail is incredible. It arrived beautifully packaged and looks even better in person.”
Get in Touch
Interested in a terrarium?
Whether you're looking for a single jar for your home, a collection for your office, or a unique gift — we'd love to hear from you. Custom orders and workshops available.
hellolochleaf@gmail.comWe'll get back to you within 24 hours.