DuneCraft: Desert Hothouse

Actual Product Dimensions:
9" x 4.5" x 6"

Each Complete Kit Includes:

Succulent Seed Pack :     Aloe
    Joshua Tree
    Agave
    Pony Tail Palm
    Ice Plant

Windowsill Greenhouse
Mixed Cacti Seed Pack

Desert Boulders
Natural Desert Sand

Natural Desert Gravel

Desert Critters, Snakes and Lizards
Planting Mixture
Instructions and Information Sheet

Resources

Instruction Manual (.pdf)

Create your own sandy, dusty desert scene. The Desert Hothouse comes complete with a variety of cacti and succulents including the Giant Saguaro, Prickly Pear, Golden Barrel Cactus, Joshua Tree, Century Plant and many more. Design a desert landscape with included gravel, sand, boulders, and desert friends. Easy-to-grow plants will start sprouting in a week and will last for years. And they naturally mimic the art of Japanese Bonsai. Safe for ages 4 and up.

Item # DH-0021
$14.99

Testimonials

"Watching the first green bud peek through the brown dirt is a very exciting moment for kids of any age, parents too! For children old enough to appreciate the wonder of it all the experience is especially enriching. Testers reported how their children checked back every day eager to see if their plants would bloom inside this self contained terrarium. Patience is something that is not included and parents are going to have to dole that lesson out liberally as the excruciatingly long process of cactus growth drags on. Some testers suggested making it disappear for a while until the sprouting becomes more pronounced." National Parenting Center Seal of Approval, Holiday 2006

"The mom's enjoyed the kit’s compact size and quick planting results, and that the kids could do the kit independently. They found the Desert Hothouse to be low maintenance, and were surprised by the simplicity of the terrarium. The children were very curious about the types of plants included in the kit and the reference to bonsai. They were surprised at the amount of water required to germinate cacti and they enjoyed setting the desert scene. The instructions were clear and simple, and it was easy for the kids to do." TDMonthly Roundtable, July 2007