Mum and I had fun making our own Kokedama following instructions.
Kokedama translates in Japanese to moss ball. It’s a plant wrapped in moss & held together with string.
The Epipremnum Marble Queen Kokedama likes to be indoors in indirect light and is suitable to bathrooms. It’s placed on a recycled coaster up high to allow for it to grow downwards.
It needs watering when it feels light. Place in a bowl or bucket of water until the whole moss ball is submerged and leave it to soak. Remove and squeeze out remaining water. Return to its display.
A kokedama plant can be potted. Cut the string, remove the moss and replant into a pot.
Left is bare root mint cutting and right is a Epipremnum Marble Queen PHOTO: Heather
Kate Swain 