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Kokedama is a traditional Japanese living art form - a ball of soil covered with natural moss that supports an ornamental plant. This ancient technique combines nearai bonsai and kusamono planting styles, creating a suspended garden that brings natural beauty to any indoor space without requiring a traditional pot.
Unlike conventional potted plants, this moss ball hanging houseplant functions as both the planter and the design element. The living moss exterior regulates moisture while creating an organic aesthetic that complements minimalist, bohemian, and biophilic interior designs. The string garden format allows you to display greenery vertically, making it ideal for apartments, offices, and homes with limited floor space.
Kokedama balls thrive with dunking rather than traditional watering. This method ensures even moisture distribution throughout the soil ball while preventing overwatering. The moss covering acts as a natural indicator - when the ball feels light, it's time to water. When properly hydrated, the moss maintains a vibrant green color and slight dampness.
Hang your Kokedama in medium-light areas throughout your home. The suspended format works beautifully in windows, corners, above shelves, or grouped together to create a living wall effect. The natural moss texture and organic shape add botanical interest without overwhelming your space, making it suitable for contemporary and traditional interiors alike.
The moss exterior isn't just decorative - it serves functional purposes by retaining moisture and allowing the root system to breathe. Regular misting every 4-5 days keeps the moss healthy and vibrant. This living component makes each Kokedama unique, developing character and patina over time as it matures in your care.
Kokedama balls prefer dunking over water-can watering.
Kokedama is a traditional Japanese living art form - a ball of soil covered with natural moss that supports an ornamental plant. This ancient technique combines nearai bonsai and kusamono planting styles, creating a suspended garden that brings natural beauty to any indoor space without requiring a traditional pot.
Unlike conventional potted plants, this moss ball hanging houseplant functions as both the planter and the design element. The living moss exterior regulates moisture while creating an organic aesthetic that complements minimalist, bohemian, and biophilic interior designs. The string garden format allows you to display greenery vertically, making it ideal for apartments, offices, and homes with limited floor space.
Kokedama balls thrive with dunking rather than traditional watering. This method ensures even moisture distribution throughout the soil ball while preventing overwatering. The moss covering acts as a natural indicator - when the ball feels light, it's time to water. When properly hydrated, the moss maintains a vibrant green color and slight dampness.
Hang your Kokedama in medium-light areas throughout your home. The suspended format works beautifully in windows, corners, above shelves, or grouped together to create a living wall effect. The natural moss texture and organic shape add botanical interest without overwhelming your space, making it suitable for contemporary and traditional interiors alike.
The moss exterior isn't just decorative - it serves functional purposes by retaining moisture and allowing the root system to breathe. Regular misting every 4-5 days keeps the moss healthy and vibrant. This living component makes each Kokedama unique, developing character and patina over time as it matures in your care.
Kokedama balls prefer dunking over water-can watering.