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Published: 2008-04-08 14:33:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 93568; Favourites: 2037; Downloads: 34
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It's been in there about 10 months now, and it's still not overgrown the bulb. Slow grower maybe?Edit: it's gone. To those curious; I removed the black glass insulator on the bottom allowing it to be watered and plants put in. Grab a light globe and have a look if you want to see
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a couple questions and possibly some statements:
1. how did you do this!!! i want to try this
2. how does the terrarium get water. its a sad world if you stole this greenery from its natural enviroment to kill it
3. how did you get the glass part out of the screw in lightbulb im trying to make one of these with epic fails
ps this is one rad contraption
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The end is open, where the black glass piece is
I wrapped it in a tea towl and yanked it out with pliers.
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Amazing! Very creative and up to date!
Love it!
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wow, i was amazed when i found this.
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(Your avatar makes me smile, too
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Grouse, thank you!
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it's so beautiful! i love terrariums, and this gives me wonderful ideas about rarely used objects.
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Thanks!
Yeah they're great aren't they, I wish i had a bigger one.
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How did you get it in the bulb?
I love this picture >w<
and that looks like parsley is it?
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The end is open
Nah it's some kind of fern from my garden. Lots of people say it looks like parsley though lol.
Ta
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That is pretty awesome. >w<
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maybe there is not enough oxygen in the bulb?
nice work
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Heh maybe, there isn't much air movement.
Thanks
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how on earth (excuse the pun) did you get that in there?
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The end of the metal section is open
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aw that's hella awesome. it looks so very very pretty
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This is amazing! What plant did you use? How was the set up? I want to make one of these to remind people of how little it actually takes to make something so beautiful grow.
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Yeah I've been thinking about making a few and sticking them to a wall in the city, but they'd probably get a bit knocked around in transport.
You should make some, they're awful fun
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nice idea!
I have using broken lamps as the basic of most of my sculptures so that was recycling too :d
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Yeah, they're pretty cool things eah.
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Wow, neat! I have a fascination with things kept in glass, and this is a great idea, so I naturally can't ignore this one!
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a regular little ecosystem. and well lit too. light tent?
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Nah, I just placed about 4 lights on it. Could have done it much better, the reflection of the lights is a bit annoying. Ah well.
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Great little concept!
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thats awesome! how did you do it?
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I hollowed out the globe from the bottom...now the top...then put a fern in it through the hole. Lots of fiddling with skewers, and i gained even more respect for people who put ships in bottles.
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well its really cool. i love it! you did a great job
yes i imagine that putting a ship in a bottle would be a little difficult haha
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how cool! i faved this a loonnnggggg time ago and it just popped up on my random viewer. i thought i'd share mine with you 
i am also curious as to how yours is doing
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this has been in my mind for a while, not your piece but i have had an idea like this, and to find somebody who actually did this, this is amazing, it looks really nice, how is it doing now?
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Heh thanks
They're not going so well now. The stupidly hot days we had a few weeks ago almost killed them, and they're getting a bit big. Not bad though, they lasted more that a year 
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well, good luck with the new ones and be sure to take some pics
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