Kokedama Workshop

Kokedama is a Japanese term, with "koke" referring to moss and "dama" meaning ball.

It involves taking a common potted plant, removing it from its pot, and securing it with moss and sphagnum moss into a small sphere. This eliminates the need for a pot.

The round, green sphere becomes a small decorative item for your home, while also reducing the risk of root rot for the plant. The survival rate is extremely high.

Simply soak the moss ball in a dish of water approximately once a week to keep the moss surface moist. Then, it's very simple: place it directly in a shady spot in your workplace/home (preferably with some indirect sunlight 🌞) and slowly enjoy 💧💧.

Learn how to create a "pot" for plants using moss, sphagnum moss, and soil in a binding method, reducing the risk of root rot.

Duration: 2 hours Location: myosotis flower