Kokedama - Tillandsia

Since Tillandsia absorbs moisture from the air, you should mist the moss ball regularly or submerge it in water for about 10–15 minutes once a week. After soaking, gently shake off excess water and allow it to dry completely before placing it back in its display spot.

These plants prefer bright, indirect sunlight. Avoid placing them in direct, harsh sun, which can scorch the leaves, or in completely windowless rooms where they won't receive enough light to photosynthesize.

The Kokedama is designed for versatility. You can easily hang it using decorative string or wire, or simply place it on a shelf, desk, or decorative tray as a freestanding accent.

If the leaves begin to curl tightly or look shriveled, the plant is likely dehydrated and needs a longer soak. If the leaves look mushy or dark at the base, it may be receiving too much water and needs more airflow to dry out.

The moss ball is a permanent part of the display and does not need to be replaced. Over time, the moss may lose some of its vibrant green color, which is a natural aging process and does not affect the health of the air plant.