A kokedama is a living planter made by shaping soil into a ball around a plant’s roots, wrapping it in moss, and securing it with twine or fishing line. It’s often displayed hanging or sitting on a decorative dish. . . Care tips: • Soak the moss ball in water for about 10–15 minutes when it feels dry or light. • Let excess water drip out before rehanging. • Keep in bright, indirect light. • Mist the moss to keep it lush and green. #plantsmakepeoplehappy #plants #explorepage | Foraging Fosters

This free-form hanging moss accent, aka kokedama, is one of the coolest gardening trends we've seen this spring! Learn how to make it and care for it: http://spr.ly/6004859Fu | Better Homes & Gardens