Kokedama
Kokedama making is a fascinating and creative craft that combines elements of gardening and art. The term "Kokedama" translates to "moss ball" in Japanese, and involves creating a ball of soil covered in moss, in which a plant is grown.
Who Should Attend:
This course is perfect for plant enthusiasts, DIY lovers, and anyone interested in unique and eco-friendly home decor. No prior gardening experience is necessary, though a love for plants and creativity will certainly enhance the experience. Enjoy a complimentary drink, so you can sip on a refreshing beverages while you create!Feel free to bring your own refreshments for the remainder of the class (BYO only), and let’s get our hands dirty!
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What You'll Get:
Complimentary drink on arrival
Hands-on experience
A completed Kokedama to take home​
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What You’ll Learn:
Choosing the right plants
How to care for your Kokedama
When: Sunday 24 November 2024
Time: 3.30pm
Where: 4/74 Wellington Street, East Perth​
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What You'll Learn:
History and Basics:
The origin and cultural significance of kokedama in Japanese gardening.Essential materials and tools you'll need, including soil mixes, moss, plants, and string.
Preparation Techniques:
How to mix and prepare the soil to create a sturdy, nutrient-rich medium for your plant.Techniques for shaping the soil into a ball and ensuring it's properly compacted.
Plant Selection and Care:
Choosing the right plants for kokedama, considering factors like light, water, and growth habits.Tips on planting and securing your chosen plant in the soil ball.
Moss Application:
How to wrap the soil ball with moss and secure it so it stays in place.Techniques for maintaining the moss and ensuring it remains healthy.
Design and Aesthetics:
Creative ideas for decorating and displaying your kokedama, including how to use string, decorative elements, and presentation techniques.
Maintenance and Care:
Best practices for watering, feeding, and caring for your kokedama to ensure long-term health.How to troubleshoot common issues and refresh your kokedama if needed.
