Lime Green Pothos Kokedama - Moss ball - Japanese Living Art

^^♥This is a live Pothos that is potted in a proper mixture of soil and wrapped with moss to help in growth and plant life. The plant may not exactly shown on the picture but I always chose healthy plant for you. You can let me know if you like to see the picture before I sent you. You can chose without saucer, with plant hanger, or with saucer. This plant is very easy to grow. They will wilt when they want the water. ♥♥♥Give the gift to special person that just keeps on growing. A lovely moss art installation♥♥♥ ♥I wish that every owner enjoy and maintain the peaceful mind and energy that this small forest spirit ball produces. ♥Kokedama (Ko Kay Da Ma) is an arranged plant that grows from a ball of covered soil moss. Moss will keep moisture the soil and plant will be green and healthy. ♥Size 4 x 4 x 12 inch tall (It is growing, it may be taller than this, you can cut and arrange as you like.) ♥Please be careful not to leave the package outside for long time. They are live plants. ♥After you receive your Kokedama package: 1 ) Take out from the package immediately. 2 ) Dip the moss ball into bowl of water and let it soak for 10~20 minutes. (You do not want to dip plant section, only moss part.) 3 ) Squeeze out all excess water from the moss ball, you may want to leave it on a dry container for couple of minutes to prevent any dripping water. 4 ) Now, enjoy your Kokedama bonsai in any style of your creation ; Sitting straight on a clay saucer, Yoga posing on a stick, Hanging down on a thread, etc. ♥Handling and shipping policy : Ship your order by USPS First Class Mail with a tracking ID. Each Kokedama order, it is required for an overnight prep, pruning, trimming, and fertilizing to get it ready for a trip. Please be careful not to leave your Kokedama package outside in the cold weather. "They are live plants." ♥How to take care of your Kokedama instruction is included in the package but below is general care of Kokedama: 1 ) Place it under the filtered sun. 2) Dip the moss ball into bowl of water 5~10 minutes when moss is start to dry. (Depending on the area) or spray water to the moss ball part to keep it moist but not soggy.-