Some sunlight is of course needed and it can take some experimentation to find the right light conditions for your Airplantman Kokedama-move it around until you find the best spot! In general Rhipsalis are hardy and with patience will reward you with new leaves and blooms to enjoy. Direct sun can damage their leaves making them perfect for many indoor or shady locations. Your Rhipsalis plant will do best with indirect or morning light.

Stay tuned as we are introducing a series of specialty watering products soon! Step 3 - Sunlight Avoid excess watering that wets the felt repeatedly which is unnecessary when rehydrating your Kokedama. Pull the felt back a bit where it meets the plant and gently pour a little bit of water at a time into our special soil-less but highly water absorbing potting mix. When your Airplantman Kokedama is dry to the touch and feels lighter when you pick it up, it’s a good time to water. This is both healthy for the Rhipsalis plant family we use and better for its wool cover. Watering is fun! Don't overdo it though, It is best to let your Airplantman Kokedama completely dry between waterings. We use the epiphytic jungle cacti genus Rhipsalis and it's near relatives for our Kokedama and they are pretty great. Open your new Airplantman Kokedama and kindly introduce yourself to your new plant friend.

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