H Potter Wardian Case Terrarium

No, this piece is designed exclusively for indoor use. The metal and glass construction is not weather-resistant and should be kept in a climate-controlled environment to prevent damage.

The unit is designed with an easy-access roof and a removable house section, allowing you to reach inside comfortably for watering and pruning. Since there are no drainage holes, we recommend using a spray bottle or a long-spout watering can to avoid over-saturating the base.

Yes, unlike sealed terrariums, this case features glass panels that slide into the frame to provide natural airflow. This makes it better suited for plants that prefer moderate humidity and good circulation, such as orchids or ivy, rather than high-humidity tropicals that require a closed environment.

Yes, it is a sturdy, freestanding piece weighing 37 lbs. It is designed to be a stable, architectural focal point, though it should be placed on a level surface to ensure the glass panels sit securely within the frame.

No, the base does not include a separate liner, saucer, or drainage holes. If you plan to plant directly into the base, we suggest adding a layer of gravel or charcoal at the bottom to create a drainage reservoir for excess water.