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light

The amount of light your Kokedamas can tolerate depends on the plant you have. However, in general, your plants will like bright, indirect light. Unless your kokedama is succulent, keep it out of direct sunlight.

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water

Place into a container of room temperature water about a quarter of the way up the ball. Let soak for 15 minutes. Remove and give a little squeeze to release excess water. Then place the ball on a waterproof surface. Frequency depends on the plant and its environment, but typically every 7-10 days will do the trick. If your moss ball is lightweight and firm, it’s a good indication that it needs water. Keep in mind that every plant is different. Some like to dry out, while others prefer to stay moist.

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