The easiest way to make a Kokedama

[@michaels5705]

We don't have the humidity here for that. Love watching you create living art in any case. Thanks for taking the time and effort to share your skills.

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

The humidity levels in Bangalore where I live is also quite low for such setups. Currently I am visiting my hometown in West Bengal and the humidity levels are higher here. Hopefully it should be fine. Thank you Michael.

[@sdqsdq6274]

those without humidity can keep it in a terrarium bell jar

[@oindrilamitra4196]

This is so freaking cool 👏

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thanks

[@vinitamorrison3308]

It is beautiful and lovely to watch. I loved the addition of your voice. It is much easier to follow when someone explains it. No humidity at my place though. I will put it in jar and call it kokedama terrarium. I wanted to tell you something. I am growing Portulaca in a terrarium setting now because of winter. It is content and gives color.

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you 🙏. The humidity levels in Bangalore where I live is also quite low for such setups. Currently I am visiting my hometown in West Bengal and the humidity levels are higher here. Hopefully it should be fine. Let me know how the Portulaca does in the longer run.

[@vinitamorrison3308]

I'll update you on the Portulaca definitely. Right now it is in a large plastic jar.I covered 1/5 of the jar with damp gravel, a handful of dirt and a handful of coconut coir and planted the plants. It is happy for now. I am also trying Kalanchoe with just damp coco coir as substrate.@@TheUrbanNemophilist

[@jonisolis9645]

I use old socks to make my Kokedama balls. I like this plant the most for mine, Jungle Cactus - rhipsalis hatiora salicornioides. I hang some of mine using a diy yarn tied plant hanger. And some I use a piece of yarn to wick water from a container to the ball for easy watering. I also like the smaller varieties of English ivy (Hedera helix) for Kokedama balls.

[@carmenbaez6459]

Usted lo hace y parece tan fácil...enhorabuena y muchas gracias por compartir su "don" con nosotros 🌹

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you

[@judithjeffers7666]

Beautiful as always! Thanx for sharing.

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you

[@jagritibhatt]

Its wonderful !!! Simple but beautiful

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thanks

[@michaelineshadman844]

Gorgeous absolutely gorgeous❣️ I am very excited to try this for my home garden. I very much appreciate all you content❣️Thank you. ❤🪴❤

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you

[@emoslaphoukhio4697]

Wow, nice and you thanking you for sharing. Thank you to others who commented great heck as well 😊

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you 🙏

[@MrMyrmex]

I love this! Next project inspired!!! Thank you

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Glad you liked it. Thanks

[@ВладимирРубан-о8ъ]

Thank you, very interesting video.

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you

[@aaqilian5.085]

Very nice. 👍🏾

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thanks

[@cerisekappes580]

Very pretty 😊

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you

[@cerisekappes580]

@@TheUrbanNemophilist you are welcome 🤗

[@TheterrArtist]

Its wowww ✌️🌿 Super easy way...!

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thanks

[@capnskustomworks]

I would love to make one and haven’t yet! Your method looks very nice!!! 🥰

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you

[@moosazstudio]

Very good tutorial In few minutes, Thanks

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Thank you

[@vinayakwavekar1069]

खूप छान

[@sribabu1080]

I made a kokedama after seeing your presentation , watering cycle for this kokedama ? I have used Biophytum sensitivum for this .Thank u for ur quick reply for my suggestion for the other video

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Depends on climatic conditions and humidity. Water when dry. Watering might be needed everyday for most people.

[@emilcesantos5779]

Que tipo de planta colocas en la kokedama, tiene que ser una planta que necesite bastante humedad verdad ?

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

Draceana Reflexa

[@cieladehielo]

Is it normal for kokedama to have gnats?? I searched moss is a preferred environment for gnats so are they inevitable?

[@TheUrbanNemophilist]

it can happen due to moist and decaying environment. Use a gnat trap or spray from your local garden store.

[@cieladehielo]

@@TheUrbanNemophilist Thanks for sharing