I'm trying out this method of using a bottle and wicking rope to extend the time between soaks. The wick is buried beneath a bed of pumice that the Kokedama sits on top of. I leave the bottom of my Kokedama's bare so that the soil can soak up the moisture from the bottom.
I'm still experimenting with this method, anyone ever tried something like this?
My kokedama babies. I've had my money tree like this for over a month and my staghorn has been like this for about a week.
They are both rescue plants from the clearance rack and are both putting out new growth!
I just love how the money tree looks like a tree growing out of its own planet. And the staghorn is just an alien plant anyways.
I made my first Kokedama! The plant is Syngonium Neon Robusto. Can’t wait to see her flourish
Just showing off my first kokedama made with a little dracena!
Im super satisfied and I can’t wait to see how it will look like in a few months 🤩
I grew this from a cutting I got five years ago, last summer it went absolutely crazy with the feet! It's in a rounded pot so the feet have an inch or so of room from the main base.
I thought maybe a kokedama setting with the moss might support the feet and help me keep it misted appropriately. But I really love it (waiting on it regrowing some leaves after a rough winter) and I don't want to accidentally lose it to an experiment.
Thoughts?
So we purchased a Bromeliad Kokedama around 3 months ago. I realize now this was probably not the best kind of pant to get in a Kokedama…being that it was already flowered and now I find out the mother dies shortly after. It does have several pups though.
The flower is now brown and dwindling. The mother has begun to slide left and seems kind of loose. I currently have it in my coffee table and we are watching TV, well one of the larger pups just plopped off the mother and fell to the coffee table.
So here I am wondering, what now? How can I transplant the pup when it just fell off like that? It seems to look healthy. Everything I read says to let it dry out for 1-2 days and then put it in a well drained soil like cactus or orchid.
What do I do with the Kokedama now that it seems like the mother may plop off soon too?! Is the Kokedama now done?
Any of you experts out there able to see what’s going on, and can offer some advice please? 🙏🏽
Don’t mind the extra moss hanging out, that is not part of the bowl. It is fake moss that I put around the bowl only a couple of days ago to fill the bowl a little bit.
The pictures are of the pup and the dried area one by the ball is where it fell out of… the rest of the pics are of the overall Kokedama and of some of the other pups on it.
Thank you so much for your help!