Canku Ota - May 1, 2004 - Make a Terrarium

	Canku Ota
	(Many Paths)
	An Online Newsletter Celebrating Native America
	May 1, 2004 - Issue 112


	Make a Terrarium

You can plant just about any kind of seed in this terrarium. Children love to see the plants growing. Parental supervision is recommended.

What You Need:	How To Make It
Plastic 2 liter soda pop bottle with cap Very sharp scissors or craft knife Dirt or potting soil Seeds Water Permanent black marker	Remove the label from the bottle. Discard label. Save cap! Wash and rinse out the bottle and cap. Cut the bottle close to the bottom. I found a "line" about at the end of the label and cut there. You can cut it higher if you wish. Lightly place dirt or potting soil in the base. Plant a few seeds in the dirt. Lightly water. Put the cap on the bottle. Cover the base with the top of the bottle. You will have to fiddle with it a bit to fit back inside the base. Place in a sunny spot and watch for your seeds to grow. When the plants are ready, repot them or plant them in your garden. Enjoy!







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