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The Art of Kokedama

This ancient Japanese art form enables you to uniquely grow and display plants without a flower pot. In this video you'll learn 5 characteristics of plants that are able to thrive in a kokedama. I'll teach you how to mix soil that will meet the needs of your plant, how to form the soil ball around the roots, how to prepare the moss and shape it around the soil ball, and how to wrap the ball with twine to complete your kokedama. Soil recipe for moisture-loving plants (by volume): 2 parts mix of peat moss and coir peat 1 part perlite 1 part powdered clay Soil recipe for plants that like to stay dry (by volume): 2 parts mix of peat moss and coir peat 2 parts perlite 1 part powdered clay Plants I've used to make a kokedama: Pathos Heart leaf philodendron Peperomia Spider plant Ferns Peace lily Dracaenas Prayer plant