moss on indoor plants Kokedama (Japanese Moss Ball) with Assorted Houseplant – Mari's Gardens

moss on indoor plants Kokedama (Japanese Moss Ball) with Assorted Houseplant – Mari's GardensKokedama is a traditional Japanese art form that showcases plants in a minimalist moss wrapped design. Perfect for bringing a touch of nature to any home or office, these handcrafted moss balls come with an easy to care for, assorted houseplant. Our Kokedama may feature Peace Lilies, Ferns, Mini Anthuriums, or other houseplants depending on availability, ensuring each piece is truly one of a kind. These low maintenance living sculptures are ideal for

Kokedama is a traditional Japanese art form that showcases plants in a minimalist moss-wrapped design. Perfect for bringing a touch of nature to any home or office, these handcrafted moss balls come with an easy to care for, assorted houseplant.

Our Kokedama may feature Peace Lilies, Ferns, Mini Anthuriums, or other houseplants depending on availability, ensuring each piece is truly one-of-a-kind. These low-maintenance living sculptures are ideal for small spaces and can be displayed on a dish or hung for a unique aesthetic.

Features:

• Assorted houseplant (selection varies based on availability)
• Handcrafted moss-wrapped base
• Easy to care for – perfect for plant lovers of all experience levels
• Eco-friendly and rooted in traditional Japanese craftsmanship

Care Instructions:

• Place in bright, indirect light for optimal growth. 
• Mist the moss ball regularly to keep it moist.
• Submerge the entire moss ball in water for 10-15 minutes or until the moss ball feels heavy and saturated. Be sure to let the excess water drain off before placing it back in its display spot to avoid overwatering. The frequency of soaking depends on the environment—typically once a week, but in drier climates or seasons, you might need to soak it more often. Keep an eye on the moss ball; if it starts feeling light or the moss looks dry, it’s time for a soak!