Can a Living Terrarium Fit Inside a Tiny Glass Skull - DIY Closed Terrarium

Can a thriving closed terrarium really fit inside a tiny glass skull? In this relaxing DIY terrarium build, I transform three miniature glass skulls into living ecosystems using moss, Fittonia, peacock moss and natural terrarium materials. The tiny opening makes this one of the most challenging terrariums I've built—but the finished result was well worth the effort. 🌿 Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:16 Materials 00:46 Cleaning & Preparation 01:00 Cutting the Barrier Fabric 02:05 Building the Drainage Layers 03:15 Adding the Terrarium Mix 05:40 Preparing the Moss 08:13 Planting the Terrariums 09:39 Watering & Cleaning 10:40 Glamour Shots 11:09 The GMH Score In this video you'll see: • How to build a miniature closed terrarium • Preparing drainage layers • Fitting barrier fabric through a tiny opening • Planting moss and Fittonia • Tips for building small terrariums • The finished glass skull terrariums Introducing 🌿 The GMH Score Every build on GMH Workshop will finish with the GMH Score, where I rate each project on: 🛠️ Difficulty 🌿 Tranquility ⭐ Final Result What score would you give this build? Would one of these tiny skull terrariums have a place in your home, or are they a little too macabre? Let me know in the comments! If you enjoy terrariums, DIY projects, indoor plants, miniature gardens and relaxing craft videos, don't forget to subscribe for more Tiny Tranquil Terrariums. 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe Thanks for watching!