bonsai money trees Money Tree, Pachira Kokedama
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bonsai money trees Money Tree, Pachira Kokedama

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bonsai money trees Money Tree, Pachira KokedamaOne of the most enduring kokedama in our collection. This is a live money tree that is potted in a proper mixture of soil and moss to help in growth and plant life. Kokedama (pronounced "Ko Kay Da Ma") is a carefully crafted plant that emerges from a ball of soil covered with moss. The moss retains moisture in the soil, promoting eco friendly watering practices and ensuring the plant remains healthy and vibrant. Indoor plants like Kokedama offer a

One of the most enduring kokedama in our collection.This is a live money tree that is potted in a proper mixture of soil and moss to help in growth and plant life. 

♥Kokedama (pronounced "Ko Kay Da Ma") is a carefully crafted plant that emerges from a ball of soil covered with moss. The moss retains moisture in the soil, promoting eco-friendly watering practices and ensuring the plant remains healthy and vibrant. Indoor plants like Kokedama offer a multitude of benefits, including air purification, aesthetic enhancement, and stress reduction.


The package will include detailed care instructions, but here's a general overview of kokedama care you should be aware of. Keep in mind that each plant has specific requirements, and environmental factors vary. It's advisable to study and tailor the care to your specific environment.


1) Water your kokedama moderately by pouring 1/2 to 1 cup of water at the bottom part (less than 1 inch), allowing it to absorb. Wait for 5-10 minutes, and the ball will absorb all the water. Since our kokedama uses preserved moss, there's no need to water the moss. Repeat when the moss ball shows signs of drying out.

2) Adequate light is crucial. Most house plants thrive in bright, indirect light.

3) Shower kokedama with your love, but be cautious not to overwater. (Overcare😁)


There is no calendar date to treat plants (i.e. how often should watered), general care is enclosed in the package however each environment/climate is different that plants need to be adjusted with your climate.


♥Give the gift to special person that just keeps on growing. A lovely moss art installation.

♥My hope is that every owner experiences and preserves the tranquil mindset and positive energy emanated by this petite forest spirit ball.

♥ If you like to add specific saucers, gift wrapping, or keep up with green moss, please add them to your order.

♥Please be careful not to leave the package hot or cold weather outside for long time. They are live plants.

♥After you receive your Kokedama package:
Please be careful not to leave the package outside for long time, they are live plants. 


After you receive your kokedama package, please read the plant care instruction and follow them, some plant loves moist, some loves being dry out before water. Kokedama has been water enough to be healthy during the shipment.

⭐︎Handling and shipping policy :
Ship your order by USPS Priority Mail Class with a tracking ID. Each Kokedama order is made to order. 


If the plants was damaged during the shipment, please request for the refund within a day of arrival with the picture. 

I can not accept the claim to be refund after 3-4 days later of shipment for the reason that you may be overwatered or placed in unpleasant location for plants.

In the hot/cold weather time: I recommend to purchase thermal pack to ensure the plants health during the shipment.
Please add "Thermal package" from package section.

It is your responsibility to track the shipment and open the package as soon as the package arrive. Tracking information will be sent by email.


Items are only listed to ship to the United States only.

Remember that we can not ship plant to Hawaii and Alaska according to USDA regulation.  Any order you request to Hawaii and Alaska needs to be canceled.


Thank you for your understanding, it is all for you and Kokedama's happiness:) 


Warm Regards,


Kokedama Maker : Kanako Yamada


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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kokedamabykodamaforest

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