Money Tree Kokedama

A living money tree, bound in moss, no pot.

Kokedama is the Japanese practice of growing a plant in a ball of soil and moss rather than a container. It is a quieter object than a potted plant, and a money tree held this way sits somewhere between a houseplant and an altar piece.

Put it where money actually moves through your home. The desk where you pay bills, not the shelf nobody looks at.

Care

Soak the ball when it feels light, let it drain, and keep it in bright indirect light. It will tell you when it is thirsty by getting noticeably lighter to hold.

Ships from our partner brand within the US. Most orders arrive in 3 to 8 business days.