Kokedama (苔玉) WorkshopIN PERSON CLASS Kokedamas are one of the earliest forms of bonsai, originating in Japan. The kanji for Kokedama () directly translates to "moss ball." There is lots of species that can do well growing as kokedama. It can create quite the versatility in any collection as well! Learn to make your own kokedama in this workshop as we go through materials and step by step process. All plants and materials are included as well as care guide to take home

you can use an all-purpose soil medium

use a semi-coarse potting soil medium

Their thick creeping rhizomes look like caterpillars

is a fun cactus to add to your arid collection

While they prefer a bright space they can tolerate low light very well

use a semi-coarse soil that can drain well

it produces lots cute little pink flowers in the early spring if provided enough light

This big robust terrestrial Philodendron native to parts of Colombia

They will do well in a bright filtered light in a well draining soil mix

so they will continue to grow tall from a single stem

This is the variegated version of Dischidia "Million Hearts"

We are all big fans of carnivorous plants here at Arium