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Chlorophytum Kokedama

Kokedama is a method of growing plants using moss instead of a conventional pot. The technique, which grew out of the Bonsai style is easy to create and accessible to everyone.


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Autumn

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GAP Photos/FHF Greenmedia

Feature No:   2848 
Qty of Images:    39 
 



 
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Synopsis
Often the plants are suspended for display giving rise to the term 'string gardening'. Kokedama plants also show off to good effect when placed on simple dishes or even saucers. The moss which covers the root ball is a very important part of the growing method and in ideal conditions the moss will grow and remain luxuriantly green. A wide variety of plants can be used in Kokedama including small trees, shrubs, bulbs but the easiest and most popular are shade tolerant subjects like Ferns, Carex, Hostas and foliage house-plants.

 

 

 
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