Ficus Ginseng kokedama with variegated Spider Plant foliage on a white patina tray

Spider Plant kokedama with arching striped foliage beneath glossy Ficus Ginseng leaves

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Ficus Ginseng and variegated Spider Plant kokedama on a white patina tray

Ficus Ginseng and Spider Plant kokedama on a gray patina tray

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Ficus Ginseng & Spider Plant Kokedama

Name: Ficus Ginseng & Spider Plant Kokedama
Brand: Bloomist
SKU: 23196001
Price: 80.0 USD
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Ficus microcarpa 'Ginseng' + Chlorophytum comosum

Upright and Arching

Ficus Ginseng rises above the moss ball on woody stems with small, glossy leaves, while the Spider Plant gathers around its base in narrow, green-and-white striped foliage that arches outward.

Often grown as a ginseng ficus bonsai, Ficus microcarpa 'Ginseng' has a compact, tree-like habit. Chlorophytum comosum grows in spreading clumps and can eventually send out slender stems carrying small plantlets.

Together, the two plants grow from one hand-formed moss ball. Kokedama, a Japanese plant ball technique, encloses the roots in soil and moss rather than a conventional pot.

One Moss Ball, Shared Care

Keep the plant in bright, indirect light. An east- or north-facing window suits both plants, while prolonged direct sun can scorch the foliage.

Water by the feel of the moss ball rather than a fixed schedule. When it feels noticeably lighter and dry at the surface, it is ready to soak. Drain it thoroughly before returning it to the tray.

Canopy and Cascade

The ficus maintains the taller framework while the Spider Plant spreads around the base. As it matures, the Spider Plant may send out long stems carrying small offsets, or pups, beyond the moss ball.

Trim browned tips or damaged leaves as needed. Dust can be removed from the ficus foliage with a damp cloth.

Each kokedama includes your choice of a white or gray patina tray

IN A NUTSHELL

	Bright, indirect light. An east- or north-facing window works well; protect the foliage from prolonged direct sun.
	Water when the moss ball feels light and dry at the surface. Soak thoroughly, drain well, and never leave it standing in water.

Please note: Live plants may vary in size and appearance based on season and grower availability. Plants will continue to fill out and develop their mature characteristics over time.

Details

Material: Live Ficus Ginseng and Spider Plant, wrapped together in moss
Botanical Reference: Ficus microcarpa 'Ginseng' + Chlorophytum comosum
Growth Habit: Upright ficus with arching Spider Plant foliage

Because these are living plants, every kokedama varies slightly in stem placement, leaf pattern, fullness, and moss texture.

Product Care

Learn how to care for your Kokedama on our care page.

Light

Best Placement: Place near an east- or north-facing window with bright, filtered light.

Low Light: Growth may slow, and the Spider Plant's striped foliage can become less distinct in dim conditions.

Watering

When to Water: Check the kokedama every 5 to 7 days rather than watering automatically. Lift the ball and water when it feels noticeably lighter and the outer moss is dry.

How to Water: Submerge at least half of the moss ball in room-temperature water for 10 to 15 minutes. Remove it, let the excess drain, and squeeze gently if needed.

Avoid Standing Water: Empty any water left in the tray after soaking. Keeping the moss ball continuously wet can stress the roots.