Choices: *Go for plants that will grow in pairs. Also look for plants that will come into direct contact with the container. *Common plants include vermiculite, sawdust, cedar, and tummies. Leave about an inch or two of space between plants to use as storage. *Plants that require watering or sowing can be grown into any container that is big enough for it to grow up and high enough to climb. Replace the container after harvesting enough fruit or vegetables for your terrarium, or after the fruits are ripe and water has dried out. *Classic plants for a terrarium include (but are not limited to) ferns, mosses, succulents, and cacti. Pick a plant that will stay small.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to make a terrarium
Decide which plants to use.
Any low maintenance plant can be used to make a terrarium. Choose plants that will grow well together.
Answer:
Classic plants for a terrarium include (but are not limited to) ferns, mosses, succulents, and cacti. Pick a plant that will stay small.