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Dan&Darci

Light-Up TERRUM

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Features

  • What is a terrarium? It is a miniature garden within a container that simulates a natural environment. So, let your child discover the beauty of nature by creating their own beautiful terrarium with this all-inclusive kit. Watch as it grows by day and glows at night with the innovative LED light under the lid.
  • Grows by day, glows at night: Beneath the lid, there is a built-in innovative LED light that transforms the experience into something magical. At night, just hit the small switch to turn on the light and watch how your terrarium turns into a gorgeous illuminated tabletop garden. You have to see it to believe it! The light can easily be recharged with the included Micro-USB cable.
  • Kit includes: Terrarium jar (4"x6"), light-up jar lid, Micro-USB charging cable, clear and easy step-by-step instruction booklet, vermiculite soil, blue sand, river rocks, wheatgrass and chia seeds, small bunny and mushroom miniatures, removable stickers for decoration, spray bottle, and wooden stick to aid in planting the seeds. The ultimate arts and crafts for kids & Stem projects for Kids
  • A fun and educational gift for all ages: It's not often that a science project can be fun and engaging, but this terrarium kit achieves both! It fascinates children as soon as they pull it out of the box. With the freedom to layer the rocks, sand, soil, and stickers as they please, every child is guaranteed to have a blast.

Brand: Dan&Darci


Target Species: Fish


Material: Plastic


Special Feature: Lightweight


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4.5 x 4.5 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 8 Ounces


Shape: Cylindrical


Style: Garden


Color: Terrarium


Included Components: Jar, Light-up Lid, Seed Mix, Spray Bottle, White River Rocks, Blue Sand, Soil, Wooden Stick, Bunny, Mushroom-House, Stickers, Charging Cable, Instruction Booklet See more


Product Dimensions: 4.5 x 4.5 x 7 inches


Item Weight: 8 ounces


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: TERRUM OLD


Manufacturer recommended age: 6 - 12 years


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Release date: July 26, 2019


Manufacturer: Mini Explorer


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    • 6 year old grandson loved it !
I gave this to my 6 year old grandson for Christmas, knowing he would enjoy it since he is so interested in nature, helped me plant my garden, etc. Everything seemed to be packed nicely, but one thing I noticed right away was that the directions in English was a very small pamphlet of directions, while a separate pamphlet of directions was quite large and very easy to read and follow for several other languages. But, that is a minor point. My main suggestions are related to the directions, themselves, and to the amount of contents in the packets, and a few other, perhaps nitpicking, thoughts. There is WAY too much 'soil', probably 6+ times more than is needed/recommended in the directions. (Yes, I'm sure there is extra for replanting in the future, but if you want to give away extra soil for that, then it would be better to have a separate bag for that.) The blue gravel was a correct size packet for the 3/4" amount, and the packet of 'rocks' was also a correct amount. However, for stability, I would think some gravel at the very bottom before adding soil would be a good idea. (The directions tell you to put 3/4" soil in the bottom, then sand/rocks/more soil, which is the bed for planting the seeds and placing a couple miniature figures/house on it, with a small amount of remaining rocks around the miniatures. We ended up holding back a lot more of the rocks than we should, thinking we would need a large amount to go around the miniatures. I wish we used more in the rock level, and/or put a nice amount in the bottom to start. I keep bringing up the 'weight/stability' because we came very close to having a few disastrous problems with being all finished and my grandson putting on the stickers and nearly dumping it all over, which would have been difficult to recover. Perhaps it would be a good idea to put all the stickers on FIRST before doing anything else. Also, any extra weight would be a good idea. I'm planning on gluing a weighty disk on the bottom when/if we eventually replant, or perhaps glue it to a nice wooden base. Another thing I would like to see improved is the light switch. Considering the market for this product is likely for very small hands not capable of pressing too hard, you do need a lot of CAREFUL effort to turn it on/off. We had some close calls with knocking the entire insides apart just turning on the light. I showed my grandson how to carefully hold the lid and unit firmly in one hand while pushing inward very hard to use the light. A button on the TOP of the lid, rather than the side, would solve this problem. As far as the recharging/micro USB, most kids today are familiar with doing that. I should mention to everyone that while you do need to recharge the light, a power supply is NOT included, so you will have to use one from some other device. While we are all used to 'Batteries Not Included', I'm not sure that includes 'no way to recharge a light unless you provide your own equipment'.... So, for those reasons and those reasons only, I'm taking a STAR away. Otherwise, a fine product and I would buy it again to send as a gift (Actually, I did buy another for my 7 year old niece, but haven't heard how that turned out yet.), but I would definitely first have it delivered directly to me, and then modify it with the weighty wooden base, throw in the charging equipment (always have some extras lying around from old cell phones or cameras) and probably add some of my own direction recommendations before re-boxing/wrapping it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2019 by Steve Cramer
    • Pretty cool
My nephew loved it!
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by Patty B
    • Looks better in person
This was a birthday gift to my grandchild who is curious about how everything works. She immediately set it up and the results were lovely.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023 by Carondelet
    • Great activity
Such a great activity
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023 by Todd Time
    • Terrarium grew mold
The product is easy enough to assemble. The dirt was open in the box and got everywhere. Luckily they sent plenty and we were still able to assemble the terrarium. The light works, but we never use it. The issue we had was mold growing in the terrarium. We followed the directions exactly, so I’m not sure why it ended up molding inside. The seeds grew quickly. We’re going to throw it away. We kept it to see what happens with the mold. It’s a cute idea, but I wouldn’t waste your money. If you can get it on sale for $10 or so, it makes a fun short term science experiment, especially if you’re studying mold. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2023 by BSK
    • Easy to do together
Bought as a Christmas gift and my son loved getting to put everything in it and watching the seeds grow. Only issue is the seeds can only be pushed down so far so at the beginning they were growing above the dirt and eventually settled. They grow very fast and I have had to keep trimming them because they end up blocking the nightlight inside or they start growing out of the holes in the lid. After a little while my son has lost interest in it but was still fun to watch it grow. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023 by Jessica
    • It was fun for my son and me 😁
Review Image by Dayana De Habana Dayana De Habana
We just made ours and will see how it grows so no complaints. It was a nice cute creative activity for us to do together especially since he enjoys science. We even added some of our own stickers. Stickers they give are like window type so wetting them might help to restick.
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2023 by Dayana De Habana Dayana De Habana
    • As promised
Product as promised
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023 by Bertsplace

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