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Kokedama | Asparagus Fern
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Asparagus setaceus Kokedama, commonly known as the Asparagus Fern Kokedama, combines the delicate, feathery foliage of the Asparagus Fern with the traditional Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered root ball. Elegant and space-saving, it's perfect for shelves, tables, or hanging displays, bringing a calming, natural feel to any indoor space.
Plant Description
Descrption
Asparagus setaceus Kokedama, commonly known as the Asparagus Fern Kokedama, combines the delicate, feathery foliage of the Asparagus Fern with the traditional Japanese art of growing plants in a moss-covered root ball. Elegant and space-saving, it's perfect for shelves, tables, or hanging displays, bringing a calming, natural feel to any indoor space.
Plant Care
Everything you need to know to keep your plant happy and thriving.
Light
Medium Light
Water
Moderate watering. Soak the moss ball in a bowl of room-temperature water for 10ā15 minutes when it feels light or begins to dry out, then allow it to drain thoroughly before placing it back on display. Never leave it sitting in water.
Soil
Free-draining houseplant compost enclosed within a natural moss ball. The moss helps retain moisture while allowing airflow to the roots.
Repot
Kokedama can last for 2ā3 years before needing to be refreshed. When the roots begin growing through the moss or the ball starts to lose its shape, it can be remade or potted into a container.
Humidity
High
Difficulty
Medium
Air Purifying
Yes
š” Joe's Top Tip
Mist the foliage occasionally to increase humidity and keep the fern looking lush. Display away from radiators, direct afternoon sun, and cold draughts. Rotate it every few weeks to encourage even growth.
ā ļø Common Mistake
Most people struggle with Kokedama by letting the moss ball dry out completely or leaving it constantly wet. Consistent moisture is the key to a healthy plant.
š When To Come Back To Us
Bring it back (or a photo) in 6ā8 weeks if you want: ā¢ Advice on watering your Kokedama ā¢ Help refreshing the moss ball ā¢ A general plant health check
šæ Plant Fact
Kokedama translates to "moss ball" in Japanese and is a centuries-old planting technique inspired by bonsai, allowing plants to be displayed without a traditional pot.
š Country Of Origin
Plant: Southern Africa | Kokedama Technique: Japan