Description

Iconic Feathery Foliage…Without the Planting

Why Kokedama Asparagus Fern Plants?

Defined by vibrant green foliage with a frilly, feathery feel, the Asparagus Fern is a textural, unique house plant. And the Kokedama Asparagus Fern takes these good looks up a notch, with an eco-friendly moss ball and artisanal bamboo stand. This new spin on the Asparagus Fern means no dirt, no planting, and no hassle.

Simply place it in a little sun and shade, and watch it thrive. Whether you use its stand or hang it from the ceiling, it offers an all-natural alternative to your typical plastic pot and cleans the air, too. Plus, it can still grow the small flowers and berries that set the Asparagus Fern apart. The plant s moss ball has all it needs to thrive and is handmade in the USA of organic, sustainable materials to truly thrive.

Even better? It keeps on growing, even if you miss a few waterings. Because its root system is compact and efficiently-packaged, there s no guesswork required. The only work for you is deciding where you want to place your sleek Asparagus Fern…no wonder this work of art is the hottest trend in houseplants!

Why Fast-Growing-Trees.com is Better

We ve hand-selected your Kokedama Asparagus Fern, a new variety that looks full and fresh with virtually no upkeep. The work has been done for you…now, you get a healthy root system, packaged with care and delivered directly to your door.

Since the root-filled moss ball is like a built-in green thumb for your Kokedama Asparagus Plant, keeping it healthy and beautiful, you can place it and forget it.

This Kokedama is hand-crafted based on a tried-and-true, ancient Japanese technique, used to nourish plants for hundreds of years.

So, you get the benefits of one-of-a-kind good looks without any of the fuss. Upgrade your homescape and beyond with your own Kokedama Asparagus Fern Plant today!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: No planting required! Just remove your Kokedama Asparagus Fern from its box and style it how you d like – with the bamboo stand, hanging macrame or in a ceramic pot. When it comes to this plant, the possibilities are endless.

When you remove it, check the moss ball for dryness and water if it is dry.

Place it an area with partial sun to partial shade (about 3 to 6 hours of sunlight per day).

2. Watering: To water your plant, remove it from its stand or hanging pot and place it in a small bowl with about 2 inches of filtered water. Do this when the bottom of the root system moss ball is dry.

You ll know when it s dry based on its weight – lightweight moss balls are ready to be watered!

The water is then absorbed up through the moss ball in about 15 minutes and then can be positioned back on the tripod (after allowing excess water to drain off). In general, this will have to be done weekly or twice weekly.

Keep your plant in its dish until you see bubbles.

3. Fertilizing: Once a month, you can feed with an all-purpose water-soluble fertilizer (20-20-20). You may also give it a splash of watered-down coffee or fish emulsion.