but can become quite large on older plants

"koke" means moss "dama" a ball

off-white color   with square relief patterns

Its distinctive striped foliage and unique “prayer plant” behavior make it an interesting addition to any houseplant collection

is a majestic plant that belongs to the Malvaceae family

delivery kokedama makoyana VP_PHOTO but can become quite largeAppeared in Japan in the 1990s, "koke" means moss & "dama" a ball, a sphere but also something precious. It consists of a sphere of moss filled with nutritious clay substrate, on which rests a plant here a pretty calathea makoyana. It requires relatively little maintenance, just bathe the sphere halfway in a large container of water for 5 10 minutes 1 to 2 times a week depending on the season. Let it soak then drain for a few minutes. It can be hung