Close shot of kokedama moss ball; to hang your Kokedama and make it appear floating; securely knot fishing line around the ...

Your kokedama ball should start to take a spherical shape as you add more moss—pat and mold it as you go. Add enough sphagnum moss to enclose the bag of soil completely. Step 5: Wrap Your Soil ...

If you bought any moss balls as of Jan. 1, the Alberta government wants you to safely get rid of it, ... They're often a decorative piece, Kimmel said, and have grown to be quite popular.

A tiny, invasive zebra mussel found on a moss ball sold as aquarium decor in a pet store. Officials say moss balls containing the invasive species have been reported in pet stores in at least 21 ...

A major trend in home & garden decor comes from an ancient technique developed by Bonsai practitioners – Kokedama. These balls of soil and moss are plante… ...

B.C. officials are sounding the alarm over a tiny invasive species they say has hitched a ride into our province and could be hiding on popular decorative aquarium plants known as moss balls. Both the ...

URBANA — Free your houseplants’ roots this winter by creating organic art for your home through kokedama, a form of Japanese bonsai, where plants are grown in a special soil mix and wrapped in ...

Marimo moss balls are fuzzy, orb-shaped algae native to Japan and northern Europe that can grow to the size of a tennis ball. People typically use them as decorations in aquariums.