Make and take home your kokedama, a living sculptural piece of art. Kokedama is a Japanese art of growing plants in a ball of soil covered by moss and wrapped by a string/thread. Kokedama is the practice of taking the plant’s root system and suspending it in a mud ball, which is then coated with soft moss, transforming it into sculptural art form. 

They can be displayed on a surface or can be hung by a string on a window.

What will you learn?

1. Basic principles of kokedama
2. Essential materials required for making a kokedama
3. Which plants to choose
4. How to propagate plants
5. How to prepare potting soil
6. How to wrap a plant in the moss
7. Artistic and clean jute wrapping of the kokedama
8. Different display styles
9. How to fertilise and water your kokedama
10. Care for kokedama
11. Tips and tricks of gardening
12. Troubleshooting

Who can do this workshop?

This workshop is for everyone who likes to get closer to nature and don’t mind getting their hands dirty, as well as for those who are looking for something different to do on Sunday to start the week off right.

Take away-  A beautiful kokedama made by you to style in your home.

About Physiz

Physiz is a holistic growing platform for indoor farms. They provide automation hardware and software platform to automate, monitor and optimise indoor farm, greenhouse, polyhouse, polytunnel, shadenet, tissue culture labs, growing chambers and more. Check out their work here https://www.physiz.com/ Fun Fact - They all met at Maker's Asylum!