how i ruined my polycarbonate greenhouse + new plants

Hey there! Gather 'round for another wild video adventure this week! Today, get ready to hear the epic tale of how I accidentally turned my greenhouse into a drive-thru while cruising in the gator. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤣😂 Well, maybe it wasn't that funny, but boy, did I feel bad for my hubby who had to play greenhouse architect putting it all back together! Huge props to my awesome hubby for being the real MVP! In the next part of the video, I'll be unveiling my shiny new potted green babies and my recent acquired plants! Drop a comment and let me know which one steals your heart! Thanks a ton for swinging by to catch my video! Until next time, folks!
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[@kimberlyblankenship3446]

Love all your plants ❤❤❤❤ I would try leca clay balls and maybe a succulent in it would be easier to water since it doesn't have drainage on that side

[@marjxowisno]

Thank you! That’s a great idea but just want to clarify that I added horticultural charcoal on the bottom then soil and then sheet moss. Also, you’re not supposed to drown your terrarium with water anyways. A little sprinkle is okay and since it’s an “open terrarium” it should be okay without leca. Speaking from experience.

[@kimberlyblankenship3446]

Oh I wasn't talking about the terrarium you had asked about the small pot on the lady planter

[@marjxowisno]

@kimberlyblankenship3446 my bad 🤦🏻‍♀️ when you said no drainage I automatically thought about the terrarium that has no drainage 🙈 I might try that leca and succulent!