I love my BiOrbAir terrariums! I so enjoy growing miniature orchids, ferns, and other terrarium plants inside these specialised, automated terrariums. I loved the older BiOrbAir terrarium models, but I have been so impressed with the new 2017 BiOrbAir terrarium model, and the fantastic improvements that have been made to this new, updated terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds.
Welcome to the twelfth instalment of my long-term BiOrbAir review. I planted up my BiOrbAir, a specialised, automated terrarium, designed by Barry Reynolds, on 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different terrarium plants and ferns to trial, so that I could monitor how successfully these plants, each of which have differing requirements, would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium.
Apart from your plants, everything else you need to plant up your BiOrbAir terrarium is included when you buy your BiOrbAir – it all arrives together in one wonderful, ginormous box!
I find my BiOrbAir terrariums easy to look after and care for. I love growing miniature orchids, ferns, and other terrarium plants inside the BiOrbAir terrarium.
Welcome to the eleventh instalment of my long-term BiOrbAir review. I planted up my BiOrbAir, a specialised, automated terrarium, designed by Barry Reynolds, on 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different terrarium plants and ferns to trial, so that I could monitor how successfully these plants, each of which have differing requirements, would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium.
Welcome to the tenth instalment of my long-term BiOrbAir review. I planted up my BiOrbAir, a specialised, automated terrarium, designed by Barry Reynolds, on 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different terrarium plants and ferns to trial, so that I could monitor how successfully these plants, each of which have differing requirements, would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium.
Welcome to the ninth instalment of my long-term BiOrbAir review. I planted up my BiOrbAir, a specialised, automated terrarium, designed by Barry Reynolds, on 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different plants and ferns to trial, so I could monitor how successfully these plants, each of which have differing requirements, would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium.
Welcome to the eighth instalment of my long-term BiOrbAir review. I planted up my BiOrbAir terrarium on the 25th September 2014. The BiOrbAir is a specialised, automated terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different plants and ferns to trial, so I could monitor how successfully these plants, each of which have differing requirements, would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium.
Welcome to the seventh instalment of my long-term BiOrbAir review. On the 25th September 2014, I planted up my BiOrbAir. The BiOrbAir is a specialised, automated terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different plants and ferns to trial, so I could monitor how successfully these plants, each of which have differing requirements, would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium.
Welcome to the sixth instalment of my long-term review of the BiOrbAir. The BiOrbAir is a specialised, automated terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds. I planted up my BiOrbAir terrarium on 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different plants and ferns to trial, looking at how they would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium, and the constant conditions the BiOrbAir provides.
Welcome to the fifth instalment of my long-term review of the BiOrbAir. The BiOrbAir is a specialised, automated terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds. I planted up my BiOrbAir terrarium on 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium, I chose a variety of different plants and ferns to trial, and see how they would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium, and the constant conditions the BiOrbAir terrarium provides.
The BiOrbAir is a specialised, automated terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds. I planted up my BiOrbAir on 25th September 2014.
The BiOrbAir is a specialised, automated terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds. I planted up my BiOrbAir terrarium on the 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium; I chose a variety of different plants and ferns to trial and see how they each would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium, with the constant conditions the BiOrbAir provides.
The BiOrbAir is a specialised terrarium, which was designed by Barry Reynolds. I planted up my BiOrbAir terrarium on 25th September 2014. As this was the first time I had planted a BiOrbAir terrarium; I chose a variety of different plants and ferns to see how they would grow inside the controlled environment of this terrarium.
A terrarium or bottle garden can be a beautiful feature in your home. Terrariums can look spectacular when planted with your favourite plants that are suited to growing in a humid environment, and often need no adornment, but you may wish to enhance your planting using a piece of wood or bark, some decorative stones or crystals, or even a specially chosen ornament.
It’s not always easy to navigate inside a terrarium or bottle garden, but having the right tools makes things much more straightforward, and fun rather than frustrating.
The plants inside my BiOrbAir have so far received very little attention since I planted them. Any work I have undertaken has been documented in my long term review of my BiOrbAir terrarium.
Removal of terrarium pestsRecently I have been having problems with a family of woodlice, who were unintentionally installed inside my BiOrbAir terrarium, when I placed a piece of real wood inside my BiOrbAir, as a decorative feature, when I initially planted up the terrarium.
I love bringing nature indoors; vases of flowers, pretty stones and all manner of leaves, bark and pinecones are welcome in my house at any time of year. I enjoy house plants, but I especially love creating bottle gardens or terrariums. Terrariums are fun to plant up either by yourself, with a friend, or with children or a disabled or house-bound friend or relation.
Size does matter and I’ve received quite a few questions asking how big the BiOrbAir is. The answer to the question is the BiOrbAir is 56cm or 22 inches in height and 50cm or 19.5 inches diameter. I have taken some photos to clearly show the size of the terrarium, I hope they are helpful for you. I think the size of the BiOrbAir is just right, it’s large enough to grow a variety of plants and create a picturesque landscape within, but not too large that it looks uncomfortable.
I am reviewing and trialling the BiOrbAir, a specialised terrarium from BiOrb. I’ll be updating this page each month with a photograph of my BiOrbAir and an update of how the plants are growing and how well the BiOrbAir is working.
This is the first part of my long-term BiOrbAir review, it starts after planting in September 2014, and continues through until April 2015.
An in-depth look at the features of the BiOrbAir, as part of my continued long-term BiOrbAir trial and review.
The BiOrbAir has lots of great features that make this terrarium easy and enjoyable to set up and fun to use. Everything you need to set up the terrarium comes inside the box, as part of the package when you purchase your BiOrbAir.
