Great balls of moss: Hang your plants kokedama style


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Kokedama is a more striking means of hanging plants. You'll need to get used to bathing your ball of moss from time to time, however. Photo: Andrea Warnecke/dpa

Kokedama appears to be how the cool houseplants are hanging these days. This form of planting means you don't need a pot – instead, the plant's roots are wrapped in a ball of moss.

The benefit is that when you hang up your plant, the moss becomes an additional attractive feature. The one drawback, however, is that watering it can be a little trickier.

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