Why Kokedama Plants?
Kokedama gardening is a rewarding and creative way to display plants, combining modern decor with traditional Japanese horticultural techniques. The art of Kokedama involves growing plants in moss-covered soil balls, creating a minimalist and elegant look that enhances any indoor space. Besides their aesthetic appeal, Kokedama plants promote mindfulness and connection with nature, offering a calming effect as you nurture and care for them. They are perfect for small spaces, adding a natural touch to your home or office while being easy to maintain and care for.
Benefits of Growing Kokedama Plants
- Unique Aesthetic: Stylish and minimalistic decor
- Space-Saving: Ideal for small spaces
- Air Purifying: Helps remove toxins from the air
- Low Maintenance: Easy to care for, suitable for beginners
How to Grow Kokedama Plants?
- Choose Plant: Select a plant suited for Kokedama (e.g., ferns, succulents)
- Prepare Moss Ball: Mix soil and sphagnum moss, secure with twine
- Planting: Insert plant into the moss ball
- Watering: Soak moss ball when dry
- Placement: Place in indirect light, ideal for the chosen plant
How to Care for Kokedama Plants
- Watering: Soak when the moss ball feels dry
- Light: Prefer indirect light
- Humidity: Regular misting for moisture retention
- Placement: Hang or place on a shelf
Best Time to Make Kokedama
- Can be made year-round, best in spring and summer when plants are actively growing.
Best Plants for Kokedama
- Ferns: Easy to grow, thrive in humidity
- Ivy: Perfect for hanging, adapts to various light
- Succulents: Low-water plants, need indirect light
- Spider Plant: Air-purifying, thrives in Kokedama
Types of Kokedama
So, let’s embark on this green journey and discover how you can nurture your love for plants while visiting TAOS.