I made an Easy Kokedama hanging Planter | Making a Hanging Houseplant Display | DIY KOKEDAMA
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- HIYA! Let's attempt to DIY some cute houseplant display hanging kokedamas. This hanging plant display was so easy to make using supplies I already had around my house.
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Fun fact: in Japanese Koke means “moss” and dama (tama) means “ball”. 😛
That’s so cool!!
I would love to see an update on these in a couple months. Curious to see how they grow in
FUN PROJECT SUGGESTION: I love picking up glass candy dishes (with lids) from thrift stores and using them as propagating terrariums.... they are cute on a shelf or counter even when all you see is the sphagnum... plus then its a more artistic way to actually display props and see daily progress
Yes! I love doing this too!
Love this idea! Thanks for giving me another reason to go thrifting ;)
Yessss! My sister collects colored glass and has a rainbow shelf with thrifted peices. It's gorgeous!!
Thanks. ❤
This is an incredible idea!!!
Loved the higher pitched "I don't know what I am doing" I felt the same way when mounting my first stag horn ferns. Now I want to try this, because, you're right, they are cute! Thanks for the tutorial.
Not boring AT ALL, i love just coming on this journey with you while you explore things - casual and fun!
Ah yes, are you HOOKED now 😂 that was fun, it would be super interesting to get a video on care, watering, and maintenance of the kokedama!
I did a class at my fav plant store and we used fishing line and wrap FOREVER so don't snip the ends, just use more line to hold it together and keep shaping and wrapping. We also did a bit of soil in the center, they said it held a little more moisture than just moss, dunk it to water and squeeze out excess. Mine started out as a monstera deliciosa from a 4 in pot, she started rooting out the bottom (mine didn't hang so no self-pruning) 2 years later she was huge and in a 12 in pot. Use a larger moss ball with the idea that the plant will fill it in and then maintain itself at a certain size.
I tried kokedama with an orchid. I got so sick of having to take it down and water every 3 days because the moss drys so fast. More power to you if you can keep up with them
Love!! If you wanted to extend the hook length, just knot some additional wire at the base of the already made hook and create a new longer hook! Love the inspo and they came out looking adorable
This is what I think. You inspired me so much that I grabbed my spaghnum moss and props and made a kokedama before I even finished your video. I used green florist wire because I have it on hand. Worked great. I really didn’t need another plant addiction. Thanks a lot Harli. 😉😂
Good job! Great video!
Harli, your not stupid we are learning with you I have wanted to try making one and now I will. I think you did a grate joy they are so cute. Go to the dollar store and get some extender hooks . You can also tension rods the plants are not heavy and it could hold a lot. I love seeing the chickens your moms are getting big to so cute.
I made one with a saxifraga stolonifera that QUICKLY got out of hand lol Just a big ol' tangly mess 😅 But the spathophyllum/p. Hederaceum combo is growing in AMAZINGLY
Such a great video 🙌❤ It's totally OK to put in multiple plants, including different types of plants. Moss alone is OK as long as you feed it but I know you know this lol.
Traditionally speaking, there may be a 'right' way to wrap it as far as the design/pattern but mostly it's about the esthetic, as with most of Japanese art. It's to invoke peaceful feelings and the appreciation of the simple beauty in nature, etc.
And just like plant care in general, if it works for you, then run with it! There are infinite ways to accomplish the same goal and everyone should use the methods that work for them ❤
Ok so excited for this because I been wanting to do one of these for the longest, now I will!!
You have taught me SOOO much, Harli!!💚💚 much love🌱
Try using a turkey net (from a frozen turkey), with the moss it doesn't really show, then you can add wire to frame it and add a hook, looks really good!
Honestly, kokedamas have not interested me until this moment. You made them look so cute and doable! What a great quick project idea. If you want them down a little lower in the window, I find that those cheap S hooks work great to add the little extra length subtlety? I’m looking forward to seeing the updates! Keep us posted! 💕
Adorable! I see them often in a nursery near me, but never had the guts to try taking care of plants that way. 🙈 keep us updated on their care!
Just set them in a dish of water..... come back later and give a couple GENTLE squeezes (just so it's no longer dripping)and hang ..... mine withe sphagnum need water 2x a week but they both get lots of bright light
you can give 2 of them a longer hook and then the other 2 hang them from the first two. Like a chain. Love it! I'll have to try something like this.
"I'm tryna spice up my plants n I love life" 😁 oh Harli lol
This video made me laugh. Definitely me trying to do any DIY and just realizing I have no idea what I’m doing and yet it’s somehow working. Been loving the content lately! I’m glad you are feeling better.
Is ok to have a break from plants. I love plants but sometimes want to do something else, like learning how to do a tic tok video . I am over 60!! You should have done a video on how you made your chicken coop it dosnt all have to be plants. it can be gardens as well, we just love listening to you as you sound so happy!!
Oh Harli these are just so adorable, and it is Japanese, and moss and a ball. these are something I feel like I need to create just because I am half Japanese and have always loved things like this. I also love the plants you picked those are some of my favorites. Thanks so much Harli for a wonderful video that was so much fun to watch. I hope that you have a great week coming up, sending love and hugs, bye for now. 😂🥰🤗💜🐓🐤🐔
Omg these are CUTE!! Gonna do it! You so funny too!! Grateful for your sense of humor!!
Cute! I would LOVE to see your chickens and chicken run ~please! 😊
That was so satisfying to watch..I've been wanting to try this with my String of Turtles but felt too intimidated. You've inspired me Harli 🧡
So happy to see this! I had just ordered some sheet moss and new planty boys to try and make one of these myself! Gonna try a soil ball wrapped in sheet moss and twine.
I love your Kokedamas! I can have a huge hanging plant without soil & pots! I love how you dive into a project and it always comes out perfect!
Display ideas, 1. I purchased “adhesive screws” super sticky ashesive pads with a built in bolt and “hung” clear acrylic shelves in my windows. I really watch the weight on each shelf, so no more than 5 lbs per shelf 2. Expandable curtain rods for windows, over my kitchen sink and a recess in my wall. 3. Nano Tape aka Alien Tape to hang flat back hooks. Alien Tape works better than command adhesive.
4. Wire Mesh cubbies. I bought a shoe organizer and put it together. Plants get light at all angles and I can put 1-3 plants per 12”x12” shelf.
All the cute things I have for hanging and display and I still have a full side on my kitchen counter full of plants. I need a 2 bedroom apartment instead of my 400 sq ft studio !!
Hi Harley, they are super cute! You could extend them with some of the twine you were going to wrap them with, until they get longer/bigger. Love them!
I saw Bengi on his channel where he made a kokedama then he hung it from the inside top of a clouche with a suction sup with fish line. It was so beautiful! I have a small clouche with an open style metal top. I’m going to hang a small kokedama in there. It’s gonna be so cool (I’m pretty sure!)
i plant the plant with veeery chonky soil, mostly bark and sow thin geotextile fabric to hold it together. Then take moss and tie it around with fishing line. A LOT of fishing line. Works best with epiphytes.
This was one of fave videos u have done! It gave me the giggles and this would be exactly how I would attempt a kokedama. Haha Love how real you are. x
I love the kokedama style planting. Instead of putting the on hooks, I’d place them I’m footed candy dishes from the thrift store.
So happy to see you excited!Whenever I have something like this project or I need to tie a plant to a plank, (or elsewhere)..I use the stretchy elastic clear string for jewelry. It works like a charm! And if the plant grows bigger or needs to get through there it doesn't cut it off in any way. Agree that wire probably helps this process though..and you get a hook🤗😁
I really enjoyed this video!! I’ve been wanting to do something similar with one of my orchids! While watching i was thinking that it would look super cute to add beads to the wire!!! I will have to try this out.
Be adorable to do a few tiny ones too
I’m sure practice makes perfect 👍🏼
I love watching your videos no matter what you do in them! I just wish you weren't so hard on yourself sometimes/ put yourself down in videos. You do an awesome job and I love all of your content!
Okay I feel HEAVILY inspired to make one with my micans 😭😭😭 the way yours turned out was sooooo stinkin CUTE! I’m obsessed! 😍
you could hang twine or fishing line loops from the rod at desired length to hook the wire into. Moss does tend to dry out really fast though unless you are in tropics. ( I am in subtropical Australia so constant watering required here) I feel they could be good with a drip/ misting irrigation system to keep them hydrated, however this makes a simple design, more complicated lol.
Omg! These turned out so cute!!! I love videos like this
They are adorable! Thank you for sharing the process. Everything that we do as a plant enthusiast is trial and error. You make it fun.
I use s hooks to hang a lot of my plants so you could use them for a couple inches.
Omgggg one of my favorite girla youtuber the one and only Harli G 💕💕💕💕
Drape a chain to hang them lower. Super cute ☺️
I'm definitely doing this and make a full wall of em!
You could wear them as earrings. 😁 Seriously though they are so cute. You can just add more wire to make them longer. Great job! 💚🌿🪴🌱💚
I love watching you enthusiastically get back into plants and being your happy bubbly self :) thank you for sharing your journey with us ❤️
I like this type of content. Nice to see something different.
SO STINKIN CUTE
I want to do this now!! I have so much space for hanging plants and I’ve never tried it. I think it would be cool to make a small terrarium out of old thrifted picture frames. Using the wood from the frame as the base, and then the glass as the actual terrarium cover part. Maybe a project you and Ryan could do together 🥺
You can always add an extension to your wire with another piece of wire to make it longer. Their very cute though! I just wish I had more places to hang plants, so difficult without putting a lot of holes in your ceilimg.
Those are so freaking cute.
You could alway add so wire to them to make them longer. So happy ur excited. Love you girlie
You should put a tension rod up in your window if you're just using small plants like that! That way you can adjust them to whatever height you want them 😊
Those are freaking cute!!
Very sweet I might have to try this thank you so much for sharing
Great Idea and I like the experimentation. I've done something similar once and now may extend the idea. Made an 18 inch moss pole (no pot) and attached some cutting of Hoya curtisii to it. I'm hoping it eventually covers the entire pole. Think it would work well with other Hoya like mathilde and serpens. Could also try Dischidia nummularia. Might even try making a three foot moss pole and putting several different plants on it. Of course all those plants could work with the Kokedama as well.
Wow! I love this and I LOOOOVE your nails! 😍
Just add a lil more wire to the ends so they’re longer. They did come out super cute. Great job mama!
I love them!!! Thanks for the cool idea I’m also always looking for fun things to change and do with my plants❤️
Thier great so cute. Well done.
They are so adorable!! I'm interested to know how often you have to water them. Can't wait for updates!
This was so much fun!
I love these so much 😍 I would love to see an update on them
LOVE THEM!
Does anyone else sing "BYYYYYEEEE" at the end of Harli's videos or am I just a weirdo? 🤣🤣
Oh thank you so much for sharing Harli, thanks to you I now propagate in moss and I can't wait to try this!! I never knew you could just use moss, they always say you have to use bonsai soil!! I LOVE Kokedamas!!💕💕💕
You did a great job! They are so cute. I have mine hanging from a tension rod in my window so I can still close my blinds and curtains. Looking forward to seeing them in their final place.
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Hahaha that was so cute.
Loved it! 😍
Love the creativity!
I’ve been wanting to do these but was discouraged but your spirit is totally getting me back on board
I loved seeing this, I think you make a loop with some cord, or hem and put your wire hook through to extend the length of hanging love this idea
so fun!!!! could we get a video to meet your chickens?
Yes! I’ve been meaning to do one on my second channel. I’ll film it this week
Harli I'm so happy for this video!!!! Lots of love
Very cool 😎
Gotta do it !
Harli get you some wire pliers and give your poor hands a little relief ❤️ I love love love YOUU!!!! this was an amazing video!
They look like little coconuts. Also you could make them hook under one another so it's all one piece and when you take them down to water you can dip the entire thing instead of individually.
Thanks for the inspo Harli! I love how these turned out!
The final step where you're trimming the moss - all I can think of is those bikini trimmer commercials with the topiary 😂
Cute idea! I would 100% fall behind/forget and let those dry out too much though lol. Definitely not as cute, but I might try this with a liner of plastic wrap to contain the moss, maybe try to twist the wire to attempt some design since it might show up more.
Now I'm thinking you could add beads to the wires!
Thanks for inspiring planty creativity today 💚
How fun!! Your face tells us everything 😁 u had so much fun ☺️☺️
I am gonna try this. Omg
Maybe get a tension rod that doesn’t make holes, just goes inside the window frame.
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These kokedamas are AMAZING ☺ FOR REAL especially cause they're DIY *Thank You* "even though this is the first time i see it gets made 😅" but they are gorgeous, and don't twist the wire so fast when you make the hook bend it slowly cause you know it's gonna gets cut, and it's obviously not boring it's fun and creative, and if you want of course make a video half of it showing us the chickens and their everyday routine and the other half about the plants or all about the chickens you know be creative as always, and please don't get mad at the dog cause of his loud breathing sound "I know that everything is stressful" but he can't help it and I'm sure he's trying his best to not to annoys you so please go easy on him, thank you for everything Harli 👋✌
Oh and after winter comes and ends grow your own vegetables outside (there are some veges that could be grown at January 1st) and till then I'll give you all the tips and tricks of growing vegetables or fruits outside (fruits takes a long time to produce about at least a year like figs apples lemons .. ETC) i meant by apples and lemons that you could grow them in a huge containers "not in the ground" to make them dwarf trees and that way they produce faster of course or you can graft some cuttings into any big trunk and much more I'll tell you about till then IF YOU WANT TO OF COURSE, NOW BYEEEEE
I love this!
Thanks for the video!! I so wanted to try this lol….. you’re the best.
They are so cute I love them!!
when I saw your IG story yesterday I just knew that this was the next video! love to see it :)
So cool! I've never seen or heard of this before! 😊❤🤗
This was fun to watch and I learned a lot! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Top job!❤
Love it
I loved this one, definitely need to try it. Thanks for the inspiration x
Yay new upload! Can’t wait to watch 😊
They turned out so cute!!!
This is soooo much fun !
Thanks Hari ❤️
I loved this video!!! I've been wanting to try this!!!
Great ❤️ and thanks, maybe some fishing line it wouldn't be visable. I will try this
TOTALLY ADORABLE!!! 😍😁🤓👍 I just made my first kokedama a week or 2 ago 😁 Love the wire idea though!! Brilliant!
Great video!
I love it! It looks so easy. I’m going to try it.
I stg kokedamas are so underrated!
Fun!