Kokedama is the ancient Japanese garden art of growing plants in a moss ball. They look great as a feature indoors or out, and making your own Kokedama is easy as.
for everybody that may be watching this video this may seem that it may be easy the way that he does it I just recently did it with one of my fern . and my dirt ball fell apart but it is my first time so I will be trying it again hopefully soon but I will be trying it with my other prints as well so again I would like to say for anybody that wants to try this it is not easy as he makes it seems but I will be trying it shortly again . but I will admit that it is cool to see it when you do it yourself even though it is not easy as he makes it seems 👍🤗
I used to make smaller ones, by using coffee filters to contain the soil, wrapping the plant, and then adding sphagnum moss. If you make a larger one, I think it would be less messy to use some plastic wraps to hold the soil and make it round, instead of mixing them altogether with your hands.
Can you please do a vid on plants that are safe to have around my dog. I have a dog that likes to eat plants so am to scared to plant stuff. Even got rid of the lavender I had because I'm scared of her eatting the bees.
