How to Make Kokedama: A Moss Ball Planter Guide

Learn how to make kokedama with a moss ball planter guide, including materials and tips for displaying your plant. This project can help you make a plant display feel more personal while exploring different container styles. It is a starting point for plant lovers planning an indoor corner, porch display, or garden accent. Treat appearance and plant needs as separate checks: a decorative container still needs to suit the plant and its location.

You can also explore bamboo planter ideas and concrete planter designs when choosing complementary colors, materials, or display ideas for your next project.


How To Make Kokedama

The kokedamas are a real success besides being beautiful and very practical to make. Because you will need few materials and if you are already used to gardening, you probably have them all in your house.

But what are kokedamas anyway. Kokedamas are these balls formed by earth, moss and wrapped with wire that serve as substrate for plants in general. It originates from Japan and is extremely graceful when hung in gardens and as a decoration for homes.

How to Make Kokedama

To start your kokedama you will need string, moss or straw, earthworm humus and sand. You can also use a slow-release fertilizer (found in specialty stores).

Make a bed of moss, snake with sand and form a small ball. Then plant your chosen succulent and start winding the string, carefully holding the substrate.

When it’s firm, just tie the string and hang it up.

Get ready to make a bit of dirt, as rolling the balls can be difficult at first, as the sand and moss mixture will be loose at the beginning of the mooring.

Look how cute these beautiful mini kokedamas with succulents.

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