
Right now, I have a whole garden of indoor plants in my living, ready for sharing at The Craft Revival, the semi-annual uber craft event coming Sunday, November 24, 2019 in Thunder Bay. I've made several dozen beautiful moss balls for sale like the ones pictures here.

Photo: GardenGate
Kokedama can be displayed individually or in a group; often several are hung together, creating a beautiful string garden.
A wide selection of plants can be used for kokedama. I prefer small tropical varieties such as pothos, ferns and marantha. These plants enjoy the water-holding quality of the clay soil mixture used and benefit from regular misting between waterings. In fact, a moss ball is a plant partnership between the central tropical and the moss which is also living. Misting helps to keep the moss fresh and green.
Preparing a supply of kokedama has been a labour of love, but with my garden laying its head down for winter, it has been a joy to source new plants for the indoors and create these living sculptures.
I hope you will look for KOKEDAMA by THERE BLOOMS A GARDEN at The Craft Revival next month.