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Flaschengarten Emma – Bausatz mit LED – Korkdeckel – Ø23cm ↕25cm – DIY Pflanzenterrarium mit Coffea Red, Calathea & Fittonia – Ökosystem aus Glas

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Flaschengarten Emma – Bausatz mit LED – Korkdeckel – Ø23cm ↕25cm – DIY Pflanzenterrarium mit Coffea Red, Calathea & Fittonia – Ökosystem aus GlasSelbstversorgendes kosystem: Das geschlossene Pflanzenterrarium versorgt sich nahezu selbst Gieen ist nur ein bis zweimal pro Jahr ntig. Mit LED Korkdeckel: Der Korkdeckel mit integrierter LED Beleuchtung sorgt fr eine stimmungsvolle Atmosphre und setzt das Terrarium perfekt in Szene. Komplett Set als DIY Bausatz: Enthlt alles, was du brauchst Glasgef 23cm x H25cm, Pflanzen, Erde, Aktivkohle, Hydrokrner, Moose & Schritt fr Schritt Anleitung. Exotische

🌿 Selbstversorgendes Ökosystem: Das geschlossene Pflanzenterrarium versorgt sich nahezu selbst – Gießen ist nur ein- bis zweimal pro Jahr nötig.

💡 Mit LED-Korkdeckel: Der Korkdeckel mit integrierter LED-Beleuchtung sorgt für eine stimmungsvolle Atmosphäre und setzt das Terrarium perfekt in Szene.

🌱 Komplett-Set als DIY-Bausatz: Enthält alles, was du brauchst – Glasgefäß Ø23cm x H25cm, Pflanzen, Erde, Aktivkohle, Hydrokörner, Moose & Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung.

🌼 Exotische Pflanzenvielfalt: Mit Coffea Arabica, Calathea Makoyana & Fittonia Ruby Lime – ideal kombiniert für ein lebendiges, harmonisches Mini-Biotop.

🎁 Perfektes Geschenk: Ob für Pflanzenliebhaber, Einsteiger oder als stilvolle Dekoration – das Emma Terrarium ist ein elegantes, pflegeleichtes Highlight für Zuhause oder Büro.

Das Pflanzenterrarium „Emma“ ist ein elegantes DIY-Glas-Biotop und bringt Natur, Ruhe und Stil direkt in dein Zuhause. Mit seinem geschlossenen Ökosystem schafft es ein nahezu selbsterhaltendes Pflanzenmilieu, das kaum Pflege erfordert – Gießen ist in der Regel nur ein- bis zweimal im Jahr nötig. Perfekt für alle, die Grün lieben, aber wenig Zeit oder Erfahrung mit Pflanzen haben.

Das Terrarium wird als kompletter Bausatz geliefert, inklusive hochwertigem Glasgefäß (Ø23cm, H25cm) mit LED-Korkdeckel, der für stimmungsvolles Licht sorgt. Im Inneren entsteht ein harmonisches Zusammenspiel aus Coffea Arabica, Calathea Makoyana und Fittonia Ruby Lime, ergänzt durch frische Moose, Hydrokörner, Terrarienerde und Aktivkohle.

Dank der beiliegenden 5-Schritte-Anleitung lässt sich das Mini-Ökosystem einfach zusammenbauen – ideal für Einsteiger und erfahrene Pflanzenfreunde gleichermaßen. Das Ergebnis ist ein lebendiger, wartungsarmer Mini-Dschungel, der als stilvolle Deko in Wohnzimmer, Büro oder Schlafzimmer überzeugt.

Für eine optimale Luftzirkulation wird empfohlen, das Terrarium etwa einmal im Monat für einige Stunden zu öffnen. So bleibt das natürliche Gleichgewicht erhalten und deine Pflanzen gedeihen prächtig.

Ein echtes Highlight – ob als Geschenkidee oder zur eigenen Entspannung: Das Emma Pflanzenterrarium verbindet Design, Natürlichkeit und Nachhaltigkeit in einem wunderschönen Glasobjekt.

– Modell: Pflanzenterrarium „Emma“
– Maße: Ø23 cm x H25 cm
– Deckel: Kork mit LED-Beleuchtung
– Pflanzen: Coffea Arabica, Calathea Makoyana, Fittonia Ruby Lime
– Zubehör:
• 2x Kugelmoose
• Terrarienerde (1,75 L)
• Hydrokörner (0,75 L)
• Aktivkohle (35 g)
• Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung
– Pflege: 1–2x jährlich gießen, monatlich kurz öffnen
– Stil: Modern, natürlich, dekorativ
– Einsatzbereich: Innenbereich (Wohnzimmer, Büro, Schlafzimmer)

Das DIY Pflanzenterrarium „Emma“ ist dein persönlicher Mini-Dschungel im Glas – pflegeleicht, nachhaltig und einfach wunderschön.

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