Overview

Succulent Arrangement Kokedama is listed in this store. The Succulent Arrangement Kokedama is a piece of living art, a perfect balance between nature and craftsmanship. Crafted from hand-selected succulents and presented in a unique Kokedama coconut ball design, this elegant and sophisticated arrangement of lush plants brings an air of luxury and exclusivity to any space. Kokedama Care: LIGHT This plant can be placed indoors in bright indirect light or

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• Product title: Succulent Arrangement Kokedama
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Additional listing information

The Succulent Arrangement Kokedama is a piece of living art, a perfect balance between nature and craftsmanship. Crafted from hand-selected succulents and presented in a unique Kokedama coconut ball design, this elegant and sophisticated arrangement of lush plants brings an air of luxury and exclusivity to any space. Kokedama Care: LIGHT This plant can be placed indoors in bright indirect light or outdoors in a location with bright, indirect, filtered light. Never allow this plant to be in direct sunlight; the leaves will burn. Tip: turn your kokedama on its axis to prevent it from leaning towards the light. WATER It is watered by immersion, you just have to immerse the ball in a container full of water for 5 to 10 minutes or until it is completely saturated with water. Remove the kokedama from the water, let the excess water drain before putting it back in place, you must place it on a plate or a base. To determine when to water, feel the weight of the plant. If the ball feels heavy, no water is needed. If it feels light, soak the ball as directed. Approximately every 30 days. The frequency of irrigation will vary depending on the location, in any case this is only an orientation,