Kokedama
The plant without a pot: a ball of soil wrapped in moss, shaped by hand at our studio, to set down or hang.
- 40 DH delivery, whatever the city
- Cash on delivery
- Damaged plant: replaced
- Studio in Rabat · Tue–Sat 10:00–18:00
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Four steps to healthy plants
Step 1 · SoilSignature Potting MixA potting mix for repotting, with compost and biochar instead of peat.2 L · 5 L · د.م. 39,00 – د.م. 59,00Price range: د.م. 39,00 through د.م. 59,00→
Step 2 · NutritionRoot feed — compost teaA concentrated compost tea to feed the roots and the life in the soil: one bottle makes 20 litres of watering.200 ml · د.م. 99,00→
Step 3 · FoliageFoliar feed — seaweedA seaweed extract to support the foliage, sprayed on.200 ml · د.م. 89,00→
Step 4 · ProtectionBlack soap for plantsA ready-to-use black soap that cleans the foliage and helps protect it against pests and diseases.200 ml · د.م. 45,00→Where to start?
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Not sure? Find your plant in 5 questions or ask for advice on WhatsApp.
What is a kokedama?
Kokedama, literally “moss ball” in Japanese, is a way of presenting a plant without a pot: its roots are wrapped in a sphere of soil covered in moss and held with string. You set it on a small dish or hang it.
Watering it
When the ball feels light, dip it in a bowl of water for ten to fifteen minutes, let it drain, then put it back. Depending on the season, that's once or twice a week.
Make one yourself
Our kokedama workshops in Rabat teach you to shape your own, in about an hour, materials included.
Delivery anywhere in Morocco for 40 DH, cash on delivery, or collection from the studio, 6 Rue Zemmour, Aviation district, Rabat (Tuesday–Saturday, 10:00–18:00).
Frequently asked questions
How long does a kokedama live?
For years, if you soak it regularly and keep it in soft light. When the plant grows too big, you can remake the ball or pot it up.