KazumiGarden Kokedama Plant

The best method is to submerge the moss ball in a bowl of water for about 10 to 15 minutes until it feels heavy and saturated. Gently squeeze out any excess water before placing it back on its display surface.

These are sold as an assortment, so the specific plant variety is a surprise. However, all options—succulents, Sansevieria, and Haworthia—are selected for their durability and ease of care.

While misting can help keep the moss looking vibrant and green, it is not a substitute for proper watering. If the moss begins to look dry or brown, a light misting can help, but focus primarily on the submersion watering method.

Because the moss ball is damp, you should place it on a waterproof saucer, a decorative tray, or a small plate to protect your furniture. Avoid placing it directly on wood or porous surfaces without a barrier.

Watering frequency depends on your home's humidity and light levels, but generally, you should water when the moss ball feels lightweight and dry to the touch. For most indoor environments, this averages out to once every 7 to 10 days.