Product Bio The word kokedama means "moss ball" and is a centuries-old Japanese technique that consists of replacing the traditional plastic or ceramic pot for plants with a natural pot...

Product Bio Chamaedorea is a small palm tree. Its long branches and beautiful leaves give it an exotic touch and make it ideal with the kokedama. A very stylish plant...

Product Bio Its thick trunk and pretty small leaves make it a perfect match for kokedama. The word kokedama means "moss ball" and is a centuries-old Japanese technique that consists...

Product BioTo make our Bird's Nest Fern Kokedama, we bind the roots of Asplenium nidus cultivars in bright green sphagnum moss. These lush, tropical ferns form nest-like rosettes, with leaves...

Product Bio The Kokedama meaning "moss ball" originated in Japan. It is made up of a ball of soil, covered with moss on which plants grow. CareKokedama's need to be placed...

Product Bio We love the intense colours of the Maranta leaves. The reverse side of the leaves is a beautiful red. The Kokedama adds the perfect touch. The word kokedama...

Product Bio Its long trunk and pretty drooping leaves make it a perfect match for kokedama. The word kokedama means "moss ball" and is a centuries-old Japanese technique that consists...

Product Bio Its long trunk and pretty drooping leaves make it a perfect match for kokedama. The word kokedama means "moss ball" and is a centuries-old Japanese technique that consists...

Product Bio The word kokedama means "moss ball" and is a centuries-old Japanese technique that consists of replacing the traditional plastic or ceramic pot for plants with a natural pot...

Product Bio The word kokedama means "moss ball" and is a centuries-old Japanese technique that consists of replacing the traditional plastic or ceramic pot for plants with a natural pot...

Product Bio The Tillandsia Rosa is the perfect detail. It is famous for its long, arching leaves and deep pink flower. The kokedama gives it an extra touch of exoticism....

Product Bio The word kokedama means "moss ball" and is a centuries-old Japanese technique that consists of replacing the traditional plastic or ceramic pot for plants with a natural pot...