Maranta Kokedama
To make our Maranta Kokedama, we bind the roots of our these unique, patterned houseplants in bright green sphagnum moss. Maranta are often called Prayer Plants due to their unique habit of folding their leaves upwards at night. Not quite vining, these low spreading plants look stunning in kokedama.
Simply translated, kokedama means "moss ball," and these pieces are our take on the traditional Japanese bonsai practice of the same name. Sometimes called string gardens, each piece can sit in a shallow dish or hang with the attached fishing line loop, making them lovely additions to any window or tabletop.
PLANT CARE
• Light: Medium to bright, indirect light
• Water: When soil at base of plant feels barely moist, submerge entire moss ball in room temperature water until fully saturated
• Considerations: Prayer Plants love humidity. Mist your kokedama regularly.
WHAT TO EXPECT
We'll make your Maranta Kokedama to order, choosing from our diverse collection of Maranta species and cultivars. No two pieces are alike, and yours will have its own unique shape, size and personality - expect this natural variation from the photos, and feel free to include any preferences with your order. Dish sold separately.
Small: 4" - 5" moss ball diameter
Large: 6" - 7" moss ball diameter
Our Plant Craft pieces include detailed care instructions. We include shipping box warmers at no charge as needed. Got questions? Check out our FAQ!