Tamborine Small — Planted Terrarium with USB LED Light

TAMBORINE — LIGHT IN A DARK ROOM

Named for Tamborine Mountain, where the glow worms light the caves.

A planted terrarium with its own light in the lid, so it doesn't need a window. A desk, a shelf, the dark corner of an office — anywhere a plant would normally sulk.

The light sits in a threaded cap at the top and throws down through the planting the way canopy light falls through rainforest. It's a USB LED — plug it into a laptop, a power bank, a wall socket with a USB port, or the phone charger already on your desk. Nothing proprietary, and if the light ever fails you can replace it yourself for a few dollars.

Each one is scaped from the ground up and no two are the same.

WHAT YOU GET

• A fully planted, established Tamborine terrarium in the Small size
• Integrated USB LED with 1.5m lead (plugs into any USB port)
• Living plants and natural hardscape
• Printed care card
• Ready to place. Plug it in and that's it

CARE

• Light on 8–10 hours a day. More isn't better — it dries the moss. A cheap USB timer plug handles it if you'd rather not think about it
• Mist every 1-2 months, or when the glass stops fogging in the morning
• Keep out of direct sun. The LED is all the light it needs
• Trim anything touching the glass