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- Make the Soil Mixture. Traditionally, this Japanese art is made of heavily clay-based soil that adheres to itself mixed with peat moss to retain moisture.
- Prepare the Soil Ball. Make a 4-inch ball by measuring 2 cups of soil and putting it into another bucket or bowl. Slowly add water and mix. Add water drop by drop and press firmly on the medium until it holds together (which means it is ready).
- Prepare the Plant. Take your plant out of its pot. With your hands, lightly dust off as much soil as possible from the root ball. Then gently break apart the root ball to free the roots.
- Place the Plant in the Soil Ball. Make a small hole in the ball of soil just large enough to nestle the loose roots. Gently lay the roots of the specimen inside the hole.
- Combine soil and water. The first thing to do when creating your own kokedama is ensure your potting mix is suitable not only to hold the shape well but also to provide your chosen plant optimal conditions.
- Prepare your plants. Now that you have your kokedama dough mixture ready, you'll need to ensure your plants are in good condition. 'Remove any excess dirt from the roots of the chosen plants with care,' says Virginia.
- Cover in moss. The final step is what gives kokedama its iconic appearance - adding moss. Take a sheet of fresh moss on a flat surface and place your ball on top.
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Jeff Koke has been delivering smart, effective graphic design and marketing to businesses since the mid 1990s. He has served as Creative Director for two software firms and run two design agencies. In the early 2000s, he left the corporate world and started Jeff Koke Design, which has served over 250 clients over the past 3 decades.
Mar 11, 2024 · Mix peat moss and bonsai soil, then slowly add water until the compound adheres as a ball. This will be your base. Wrap the roots of a plant (we used a fern) in damp sphagnum moss, bind it in twine, and insert it into the soil ball. Finish it in sheet moss, with more twine to secure it, then spritz with water.
