Another IKEA project in the books! I’m really pleased with how this one turned out and can’t wait to see how this jungle establishes and takes on a life of its own. I probably like the Cebu Blue Pothos the most. What’s your favorite plant from this build? Let me know, and have a great weekend SerpaSquad!
Cool project as always. Not glueing the PVC pipe is an eye opening idea! Not using foam is great, too! I like the simplicity. Your wife is lucky to have you. 😊
Great build but now I'm surprised and confused. That Fittonia looks exactly like plants I have in my aquarium. Found some posts saying it's possible. Do you have any experience with that?
It’s clever! However, this soft allen key will fail rather quickly as a drill bit. You’re gonna want to get a legit $2 drill bit at Home Depot to resolve this requirement longer term.
As someone with absolutely no creativity, it's simply amazing to watch you create these scapes. Every decision you make just blows me away at how damn good it looks!
I promise you that you have creativity. It's just hiding due to life stresses/worries that you likely feel you don't, or that you've "lost" it. It may also be something less than conventional. Try and find your inner voice and creatively express yourself in a way that comes natural to you. I have a friend who used to feel just like you, then he realized he loves writing poetry, and he's so good at it!
Good hubby! 😊 It's reminiscent of Nebuchadnezzar making the hanging gardens for his bride who was quite literally pining for green things. But on a scale that fits in a house. Beautiful.
Unromantic fun fact, it may not have been Nebuchadnezzar but Sennacherib who made the hanging gardens of Babylon since some people (without maps, based on rivers) also called Ninive "Babylon". There's lots of compelling evidence for this to be true (such as Sennacherib claiming to have created something similar and simultaneously there being no records for Nebuchadnezzar for these gardens despite there being good records for most of his other achievements) , but due to conflicts we can't actually get archeologists to try digging around to find out. Do check out Stephanie Dalley and others if you're curious. I just wrote a thesis about green roofs and found some of this info during a side quest so I'm no expert. Another random fun fact, apparently the Archimedes' screw was already used there - so before he "invented" it. :D
@@braria9855 I would love to time travel and see how history actually happened and what it looked like! And magically understand the language and blend in with the locals while we're at it. It's good to have a passion for history.
your wife mentioned it gave her ideas for her own projects, would you guys be willing to make something together one day for a video or a video of your wife making something. i understand if she doesnt want to be on camera more so just seein one of her creations. its lovely that she likes plants as much as you do, i loved this video :)
All your videos are inspiring, but my faves are the plant videos. I actually have learned a lot from your videos about plants and how to create an environment for them. Good video!!
THE CORK LAYERS IDEA AND THE WAY IT LOOKS IN THE VIDEO IS MAKING ME :) GOOD TO HEAR YOUR WIFE EXPLAINING AND ENJOYING YOUR WORK :) THANK YOU FOR SHARING :) THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)
Congratulations to your wife for the good choice she made in plants and also for choosing such a tasteful and artistic wife like you. May God bless your life.🌹🌹
I just made one of these for all my rare syngonium species. Instead of cork bark I covered the back wall with sphagnum moss and mounted live moss against it. Basically a sphagnum moss pole built into the back of the cabinet. I didn't include a substrate layer and opted to keep the plants in pots instead. I plumbed in a humidifier so it stays at 90% rh all day long, as I didn't seal it at all. This allows for more air cycling which is (subjectively) better for hard to grow plants. I take so much inspiration from your projects and this one is no different. Great work, I may do one of these soon for some exotic isopods in the future. (quick note, the pothos is not a cebu blue, but an epipremnum pinnatum albo. Same family as the cebu blue, but the green is darker and they take longer to fenestrate) regardless, love this one! the leaves get BIG FAST, mine are already a foot in length.
It was so cute hearing your wife's voice off camera at the end! :p Love this project, and loved the sneak peak at your beautiful sunroom area. It seems like you have a very cool/unique property!
Your wife is awesome!!! She speaks my language. I love the red plants and the fluffy green plants and the ones that are glued to the branch. Finally!!!! I understand!!!
I am a jungle woman and always have been and I love what you did. It blows my mind. I’m already thinking about what I’m gonna do and how I’m gonna do it thanks bro. I’m sure your wife is transported and just is crazy about you. I’d like to see an update on thisin about six months
Wow, absolutely STUNNING!! I would love to have room for something like that, but until I do, I am living vicariously through you!!! It's great to hear your wife & I love that this has given her (/you!!) more project ideas!!!
Aww what a sweet hubby!❤️ it’s absolutely beautiful and anyone would be lucky to have that in their home! Love the build as always can’t wait to see the next one❤️
aww not going to lie, Tanner turning away from the camera when his wife is overflowing with compliments was very cute. IDK if you were embarrassed (that's how I interpreted it at least) but truly, you did a magnificent job and it sounds like your wife thinks so too!
This DIY IKEA jungle box is an innovative way to create a greenhouse for plants! The attention to detail and unique plant choices really bring the jungle vibe to life. Great work!
Bruh no wonder I've been depressed, RUclips stopped notifying me when SerpaDesign posted. This is the first I've seen pop up on my fyp in a few months. Time to catch up and de-stress 🥰
love it!! I did something similar with a different ikea cabinet based on what I learned from you! It's been about 6 months and its doing amazing! my pothos leaves grew to about double the size lol
Your videos play in the background as I do homework for visual as i listen to music. You have also given inspiration to expand my aquarium ideas substantially, keep up the amazing work, always excited for the next project your show everyone!
I love it ❤ I am trying something similar on a smaller scale using the Ackarbar mini greenhouse from IKEA. But this has mich more vertical space for the plants to grow 🪴
So elegant and simple! I would've liked to see a red plant or two higher up to balance it out, and I'm excited to see how it grows. Hoping you'll do an update on it in a few months!
Having a wife/ partner who is well spoken and able to communicate his/her wishes and needs is so healing. Im a handyman and i love building stuff. Sometimes i feel a lack of creativity. Having a pertner or a friend who can deliver wishes and thoughts can be a real good spark for action. I built my ex girlfriend a chandelier out of all our favourite winebottles we used to drink. The light looks absolutely beautiful. She is not with me anymore sadly but im still so happy by the fact that she is still loving my earrings and other little loveprojects i gave to her. Imo creating stuff and learning about the things that inspire you is the key aspect of my life. Im a big adhd brain with depressive tendencies. But giving pur senseless e istence a little bit substance with the crafting :D hope one day i find a wife willing to have a garden in the ofrrest with me and built a shipping contaienr tiny house to live off grid. Hope we all succeed in life❤
Very nice and simple project... I was just looking at a Ikea cabinet like this the other day thinking it would make for a nice project in my new apartment.... I will definitely copy the setup of using the shelves like this to get multiple heights, maybe combined with a mosspole in the middle for rooting some plants even higher
Love it. Great work! The cork is such an awesome idea. I'd love to hear the issues that have come up with the plants adapting. Some of them seem out of place.
looks awesome Serpa! Really love your videos! Maybe one thing i would change is a bit of black tape across the top so you don't look directly into the light.
This is the cabinet I had hoped you’d build something in. I have one that I think will become an enclosure once I figure out how to liberate the contents onto a bookshelf
This is a great idea for an area that gets minimal light and may be by a vent. I have just the spot where nothing green will grow due to lack of light and too much air from a vent. If I can build one off the ground so the vent isn’t covered I think it would be amazing! Thanks for idea… it like I have anything else to do!😂 (I’m so busy it’s a wonder the plants survive the neglect sometimes!) So need this in the dining room though so it’s now very high on the project list!
Love this video, thank you both for sharing this build! Wonderful work on that background, so useful to see a more simple style as a background (especially as it will probably be covered up with plants in no time, much more cut and paste for beginners than foam etc which for newbies really seems to be more daunting.
I’ve done this and it works really well. The only issue I’m having is condensation on the door which is rolling down the glass and leaking from the bottom otherwise it’s great. I’ve even introduced a few weird and wonderful creatures. Nothing too crazy mainly bugs to eat the pests. But it does add a little bit more interest.
This one is soo cool, and I choose to make something similar I might add an atomizer up top to cascade fog and humidity, and a out cropping of land / moss so I could use the lighting to highlight a water feature. Great post thank you x 10! 🙂
Wife: I love it ❤ Code for: Tanner, make me more of these. 😂 I love the cork background. I need more plants in my life and since I have cats and dogs I think this could work to keep them out of the soil. (And from eating the plants) Thank you for sharing your creativity with us! ❤🙏🏻😊
So jealous of that sunroom area where all her plants are! My house is at an angle where there are only a few windows that get enough light for plants, so I would go absolutely hogwild if I had a sunroom like that. If I had more know-how for tools I would love to make a jungle cabinet one day
This is a super cool build most of US could pull off! Thank you very much for documenting and sharing it. This with some variations and ventilation could be made into a great setup for really arboreal tree frogs, cresties with a different background and more branches, or a lot of other things. maybe even a male Children's Python or some kinds of geckos. (Clearly you and your lady are made for each other!)
Really cool! I have been waiting for another IKEA Greenhouse build from you! I just made one huge cabinet using 8 Rudsta Wides and connecting them all together. If you’re looking at making another one for your wife I would highly recommend doing the Rudsta stack. So much more room.
I had to pause the video and contemplate life after you cut off the bent part of the allen wrench to use as a drill bit lol. I never would've thought of that. That's genius.
You did a great job! You're a keeper! Geeze! All that work, and I thought it would be a simple IKEA project. Too complicated for me. I need to find another one of you to marry! ♥
i LOVE how accessible and unpretentious you make the hobby. it’s so refreshing and so inspiring. i keep thinking… one day, i could do something like this.
Nice job! Looks great! What a great project. How about a six-month follow-up. How is it doing? Any leaks or problems? How is the canopy filling in? How much work is it to maintain?
After doing bioactive tanks for my gargs, I actually love mini enclosed biomes for houseplants over individual potted plants. Hope to eventually do builds like this for different ecosystems. Serpa, if you read this, can you consider doing a beachfront/tide pool/ island themed build? I have been trying to find ideas for a good hermit crab enclosure that encapsulates their natural habitat, but cannot find any that do so in such a seemless way you do with your builds. A tank with a beach, small forest/leaf litter area, and a mini salt water aquarium would be awesome to see with your take on it.
Not sure if there's still clearance polystyrene panels after covid but I used several large 24" and 36" to create a vivarium for my hermit crabs several years ago. You could make these cabinet vivarium at a much lesser cost and larger size.
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Another IKEA project in the books! I’m really pleased with how this one turned out and can’t wait to see how this jungle establishes and takes on a life of its own. I probably like the Cebu Blue Pothos the most. What’s your favorite plant from this build? Let me know, and have a great weekend SerpaSquad!
I miss read that first sentence and thought you were releasing your own book. Maybe one day you will do one :)
Cool project as always. Not glueing the PVC pipe is an eye opening idea! Not using foam is great, too! I like the simplicity. Your wife is lucky to have you. 😊
Bravo!!
Whats the name of the plant at 07:33, Mr Tanner? Great build!
edit : Fittonia “Red Anne”. I got it. 😊
Great build but now I'm surprised and confused. That Fittonia looks exactly like plants I have in my aquarium. Found some posts saying it's possible. Do you have any experience with that?
Love that this was for your wife. Also, we got a sneak at her plant room. Would love a tour if she wouldn't mind.
The cutting off the ikea allen key to become a drill bit was genius
I was like "omg I never thought of this" :o
His is the first gift of this I video. I love this tip SO much, because I hate the way those tiny weak tools rip up my tender hands.
Tanner is a legitimate genius
It’s clever! However, this soft allen key will fail rather quickly as a drill bit. You’re gonna want to get a legit $2 drill bit at Home Depot to resolve this requirement longer term.
I do this for my job .
I'm in love with the cork background, the texture is so appealing but it doesn't subtract or distract from the plants, so pretty!!
Im curious if its going to mold
Your wife asked for MORE plants, in MORE naturalistic enclosures, in YOUR house? She's a keeper. A plant keeper that is. She also sounds awesome.
THEIR house. 🫠
@@Misskittyclimber If I am referring to something owned by multiple people who I am directly addressing, how exactly would I say that? :/
@@Misskittyclimber "Your" is a plural posessive referring to several people as well!
He's just being nice and including her....
@@Misskittyclimberbut who actually cares? We all understand the point hes trying to make, which is that he had much luck getting her.
As someone with absolutely no creativity, it's simply amazing to watch you create these scapes. Every decision you make just blows me away at how damn good it looks!
I promise you that you have creativity. It's just hiding due to life stresses/worries that you likely feel you don't, or that you've "lost" it. It may also be something less than conventional. Try and find your inner voice and creatively express yourself in a way that comes natural to you. I have a friend who used to feel just like you, then he realized he loves writing poetry, and he's so good at it!
@@Napalm_Candy thank you for this
Good hubby! 😊 It's reminiscent of Nebuchadnezzar making the hanging gardens for his bride who was quite literally pining for green things. But on a scale that fits in a house. Beautiful.
Unromantic fun fact, it may not have been Nebuchadnezzar but Sennacherib who made the hanging gardens of Babylon since some people (without maps, based on rivers) also called Ninive "Babylon". There's lots of compelling evidence for this to be true (such as Sennacherib claiming to have created something similar and simultaneously there being no records for Nebuchadnezzar for these gardens despite there being good records for most of his other achievements) , but due to conflicts we can't actually get archeologists to try digging around to find out.
Do check out Stephanie Dalley and others if you're curious. I just wrote a thesis about green roofs and found some of this info during a side quest so I'm no expert. Another random fun fact, apparently the Archimedes' screw was already used there - so before he "invented" it. :D
@@braria9855 I would love to time travel and see how history actually happened and what it looked like! And magically understand the language and blend in with the locals while we're at it. It's good to have a passion for history.
Bible study and plants! Perfect!❤
Love the bible references!!❤This project is something I'm going to have to recreate someday, love love love it!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
your wife mentioned it gave her ideas for her own projects, would you guys be willing to make something together one day for a video or a video of your wife making something. i understand if she doesnt want to be on camera more so just seein one of her creations. its lovely that she likes plants as much as you do, i loved this video :)
In their wedding video, they made a terrarium together. It was quite sweet lol But yes, I'd love to see more of her if she feels comfortable with it.
Happy wife, happy life
Never settle, never simp.
There needs to be a healthy dynamic
Happy Spouse, Happy House
Dang right. A good dynamic goes a long way
Hate this saying. Female manipulation. My way or miserable life.
Omg rio reference 😂
One thing I’m slowly learning about your wife is that she’s always right. Pea puffer fish? Cookie? This terrarium? All 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
All your videos are inspiring, but my faves are the plant videos. I actually have learned a lot from your videos about plants and how to create an environment for them. Good video!!
Your wife is a very lucky lady! It is beautiful and I love the pops of red and other shades. 💕💕💕💕
What a wonderful project! I love it that your wife got inspired for her own projects by something you made for her! Awesome ❤
THE CORK LAYERS IDEA AND THE WAY IT LOOKS IN THE VIDEO IS MAKING ME :)
GOOD TO HEAR YOUR WIFE EXPLAINING AND ENJOYING YOUR WORK :)
THANK YOU FOR SHARING :)
THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)
Congratulations to your wife for the good choice she made in plants and also for choosing such a tasteful and artistic wife like you. May God bless your life.🌹🌹
Wow! That's going to be even more incredible the next time we see it!
I just made one of these for all my rare syngonium species. Instead of cork bark I covered the back wall with sphagnum moss and mounted live moss against it. Basically a sphagnum moss pole built into the back of the cabinet. I didn't include a substrate layer and opted to keep the plants in pots instead. I plumbed in a humidifier so it stays at 90% rh all day long, as I didn't seal it at all. This allows for more air cycling which is (subjectively) better for hard to grow plants.
I take so much inspiration from your projects and this one is no different. Great work, I may do one of these soon for some exotic isopods in the future.
(quick note, the pothos is not a cebu blue, but an epipremnum pinnatum albo. Same family as the cebu blue, but the green is darker and they take longer to fenestrate) regardless, love this one! the leaves get BIG FAST, mine are already a foot in length.
Moss background sounds epic,
Ive been harvesting moss from my neighbours walls
For a small terrarium
I love the idea of keeping them in pots. ❤ I want to make one of these so very badly.
Absolutely wonderful idea. It’s beautiful. Your wife is truly lucky to be able to say “hey I want” and it be delivered in such a glorious fashion.
Clearly a labor of love! But simple enough for us all to do it! Incredible.
Finally the giant tank again, Love it! ❤
Exceptional, I want to see this in one year please. Peace.
It was so cute hearing your wife's voice off camera at the end! :p Love this project, and loved the sneak peak at your beautiful sunroom area. It seems like you have a very cool/unique property!
Your wife is awesome!!! She speaks my language. I love the red plants and the fluffy green plants and the ones that are glued to the branch. Finally!!!! I understand!!!
great now i have to go ask my husband how much he loves me
Such a classic Serpa build- accessible, relatively affordable, and a stunning final result!
I am a jungle woman and always have been and I love what you did. It blows my mind. I’m already thinking about what I’m gonna do and how I’m gonna do it thanks bro. I’m sure your wife is transported and just is crazy about you. I’d like to see an update on thisin about six months
Wow, absolutely STUNNING!! I would love to have room for something like that, but until I do, I am living vicariously through you!!!
It's great to hear your wife & I love that this has given her (/you!!) more project ideas!!!
I Hope you know that out of all of all your videos the ones where you make greatness out of random items are my favorite! I especially love these!
This is so much nicer than having a million potted plans hanging out everywhere. It looks more natural.
You live in my DREAM HOUSE! I have always wished to have a sunroom like you do! I agree with your wife that you can never have enough plants! 💚
FINALLY A SERPA MILSBO BUILD!!!! ive been waiting for one of these since i got my milsbo wide two years ago!
Aww what a sweet hubby!❤️ it’s absolutely beautiful and anyone would be lucky to have that in their home! Love the build as always can’t wait to see the next one❤️
aww not going to lie, Tanner turning away from the camera when his wife is overflowing with compliments was very cute. IDK if you were embarrassed (that's how I interpreted it at least) but truly, you did a magnificent job and it sounds like your wife thinks so too!
This DIY IKEA jungle box is an innovative way to create a greenhouse for plants! The attention to detail and unique plant choices really bring the jungle vibe to life. Great work!
This is my sign to finally setup my IKEA cabinet like this. I been wanting to do this for a while now. Thanks for the instructions!
I really appreciate these projects that use easily modifiable containers and such as they are a bit more accessible than the full custom builds.
Great idea. Can't help but imagine all that cork and all those branches covered in orchids...maybe need some more light for that though.
This is like 3 steps away from being an optimal enclosure for a chameleon.
That’s what I was thinking
Please give me the next 3 steps😅(more for a ball python, bigger cabinet and snake-friendly don’t worry🙈)
Bruh no wonder I've been depressed, RUclips stopped notifying me when SerpaDesign posted. This is the first I've seen pop up on my fyp in a few months. Time to catch up and de-stress 🥰
I hope you feel better ❤
Same. Why RUclips why?!
All you do is for you, not you personally, but for otherself you. (The definition of Oneness) Another great build.
Wow!! It's perfect. Can't wait to see it grow in. Gorgeous plant filled cabinet for a very lucky wife!
love it!! I did something similar with a different ikea cabinet based on what I learned from you! It's been about 6 months and its doing amazing! my pothos leaves grew to about double the size lol
Who still think it’s an easy project when read the title? Amazing by the way
Your eye for composition is incredible
This is amazing! I can't wait to see the walk in version. (Greenhouse) ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Much love❤❤❤❤
You have been a huge inspiration for years and one of the reasons i started to make my own terrarium related content. 🌱🌱🌱
Would love to see a video about how to take care of these plants and how to maintain the greenhouse!
Your videos play in the background as I do homework for visual as i listen to music. You have also given inspiration to expand my aquarium ideas substantially, keep up the amazing work, always excited for the next project your show everyone!
I should add I do this after i watched them entirely with the audio.
My favorite thing about this build is that you built it for your wife. 💚
What a gorgeous room for houseplants!!!! Wow those windows ❤️❤️❤️
I love it ❤ I am trying something similar on a smaller scale using the Ackarbar mini greenhouse from IKEA. But this has mich more vertical space for the plants to grow 🪴
Who are you and what did you do with Serpa? WHERE IS THE MOSS?
So elegant and simple! I would've liked to see a red plant or two higher up to balance it out, and I'm excited to see how it grows. Hoping you'll do an update on it in a few months!
Having a wife/ partner who is well spoken and able to communicate his/her wishes and needs is so healing. Im a handyman and i love building stuff. Sometimes i feel a lack of creativity. Having a pertner or a friend who can deliver wishes and thoughts can be a real good spark for action. I built my ex girlfriend a chandelier out of all our favourite winebottles we used to drink. The light looks absolutely beautiful. She is not with me anymore sadly but im still so happy by the fact that she is still loving my earrings and other little loveprojects i gave to her. Imo creating stuff and learning about the things that inspire you is the key aspect of my life. Im a big adhd brain with depressive tendencies. But giving pur senseless e istence a little bit substance with the crafting :D hope one day i find a wife willing to have a garden in the ofrrest with me and built a shipping contaienr tiny house to live off grid. Hope we all succeed in life❤
Very nice and simple project... I was just looking at a Ikea cabinet like this the other day thinking it would make for a nice project in my new apartment.... I will definitely copy the setup of using the shelves like this to get multiple heights, maybe combined with a mosspole in the middle for rooting some plants even higher
This display would be beautiful in any setting. 😍
All I keep thinkin’ about puttin’ tree frogs in there💯😂🌱🐸💙🔥
im glad wifey wa shappy with results, im glad you did this for her and us
Love it. Great work! The cork is such an awesome idea. I'd love to hear the issues that have come up with the plants adapting. Some of them seem out of place.
looks awesome Serpa! Really love your videos!
Maybe one thing i would change is a bit of black tape across the top so you don't look directly into the light.
This is the cabinet I had hoped you’d build something in. I have one that I think will become an enclosure once I figure out how to liberate the contents onto a bookshelf
This is a great idea for an area that gets minimal light and may be by a vent. I have just the spot where nothing green will grow due to lack of light and too much air from a vent. If I can build one off the ground so the vent isn’t covered I think it would be amazing! Thanks for idea… it like I have anything else to do!😂 (I’m so busy it’s a wonder the plants survive the neglect sometimes!)
So need this in the dining room though so it’s now very high on the project list!
Love this video, thank you both for sharing this build! Wonderful work on that background, so useful to see a more simple style as a background (especially as it will probably be covered up with plants in no time, much more cut and paste for beginners than foam etc which for newbies really seems to be more daunting.
I’ve done this and it works really well. The only issue I’m having is condensation on the door which is rolling down the glass and leaking from the bottom otherwise it’s great. I’ve even introduced a few weird and wonderful creatures. Nothing too crazy mainly bugs to eat the pests. But it does add a little bit more interest.
This one is soo cool, and I choose to make something similar I might add an atomizer up top to cascade fog and humidity, and a out cropping of land / moss so I could use the lighting to highlight a water feature. Great post thank you x 10! 🙂
Wife: I love it ❤
Code for: Tanner, make me more of these.
😂
I love the cork background. I need more plants in my life and since I have cats and dogs I think this could work to keep them out of the soil. (And from eating the plants)
Thank you for sharing your creativity with us! ❤🙏🏻😊
Wonderful addition to a home. Ikea cabinet is just another excellent idea.
My fav plant in it is the Frydek and the prince of orange, love this idea!!
You have a GORGEOUS home (from the glimpses we could get) ❤
Love it. Question: how do you deal with pests, mold, and fungus?
This will mold like crazy I think
Fungus/mold is opportunistic to decay and basic pH, so…..avoid those? 😅
Good job my friend 👏
So jealous of that sunroom area where all her plants are! My house is at an angle where there are only a few windows that get enough light for plants, so I would go absolutely hogwild if I had a sunroom like that. If I had more know-how for tools I would love to make a jungle cabinet one day
Yeah! I felt a pang of envy at that sunroom too!!!!!
This is a super cool build most of US could pull off! Thank you very much for documenting and sharing it. This with some variations and ventilation could be made into a great setup for really arboreal tree frogs, cresties with a different background and more branches, or a lot of other things. maybe even a male Children's Python or some kinds of geckos.
(Clearly you and your lady are made for each other!)
Really cool! I have been waiting for another IKEA Greenhouse build from you!
I just made one huge cabinet using 8 Rudsta Wides and connecting them all together. If you’re looking at making another one for your wife I would highly recommend doing the Rudsta stack. So much more room.
I have to say that you have inspired me to keep by own isopods (dairy cow) and they love the new things I slowly add to their home
I’d love to see upgrades to this next!
Like how to add misters, fans, etc,
I enjoy watching your projects and builds. The cork background turned out very nice in this build. I always learn something when watching your videos.
Great idea, especially since its so tropical plant friendly and upkeep reducing.
Happy Wife, Happy Life! Great job, Brother
Thank your wife for the beautiful idea!!
I had to pause the video and contemplate life after you cut off the bent part of the allen wrench to use as a drill bit lol. I never would've thought of that. That's genius.
Perfect timing - I was thinking of doing this same DIY soon!
Wow, you actually made an ikea product useful... I love it!
The diversity of IKEA furniture! Lookas amazing! I have this cabinet too, but mine has Lego cars 😁
This is breathtaking
How someone can be this creative ⁉️⁉️👍👍👍. Amazing!!!
Love the cork background!!
With the plants, looks gorgeous 😊
You did a great job! You're a keeper! Geeze! All that work, and I thought it would be a simple IKEA project. Too complicated for me. I need to find another one of you to marry! ♥
Sure, Terrarium Man, your WIFE is the one who wants more terrariums 😂 but really, it’s great you married someone who aligns with your passions.
Nature is now in a box and life will be in a VR!
i LOVE how accessible and unpretentious you make the hobby. it’s so refreshing and so inspiring. i keep thinking… one day, i could do something like this.
Nice job! Looks great! What a great project. How about a six-month follow-up. How is it doing? Any leaks or problems? How is the canopy filling in? How much work is it to maintain?
Well done sir. Looks great AND she's happy! Win win. Keep up the inspiring work.
I can't wait to see the backyard waterfall some more. Hoping for some updates at least.
From one bro to another. Mad love the Allen hack... 🤯
After doing bioactive tanks for my gargs, I actually love mini enclosed biomes for houseplants over individual potted plants. Hope to eventually do builds like this for different ecosystems.
Serpa, if you read this, can you consider doing a beachfront/tide pool/ island themed build? I have been trying to find ideas for a good hermit crab enclosure that encapsulates their natural habitat, but cannot find any that do so in such a seemless way you do with your builds. A tank with a beach, small forest/leaf litter area, and a mini salt water aquarium would be awesome to see with your take on it.
Love this! I want to definitely do this here soon. Could you do an update video?
I think you just given me the blue print for my Crested Gecko enclosure thank you Sir
Not sure if there's still clearance polystyrene panels after covid but I used several large 24" and 36" to create a vivarium for my hermit crabs several years ago. You could make these cabinet vivarium at a much lesser cost and larger size.
Reminds me of a video I made turning an ikea rudsta cabinet into a small jungle :) I love seeing different takes on this idea