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Japanese Camellia Kokedama

SGD 128.00
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An art form inspired by Japanese tradition, the Japanese Camellia Kokedama is a beautiful addition to any space. This plant, wrapped in moss, arrives with flower buds that will bloom beautifully in time for the Lunar New Year season. Imported from Japan. Locally Acclimated.

Important Note About Flower-Bearing Trees:

  • Natural Flowering Cycle: It's normal for flowers to wilt after fully blooming; this is a natural process.

  • Blooming Phase: The blooming phase at the time of delivery depends on the plant's growth stage during shipping, which is beyond our control.

  • Bloom Colors: The color of the blooms cannot be predetermined. They are available in white, red, or pink, adding an element of surprise to your Kokedama.

Please note: Flowers are seasonal from January to February and may bloom more frequently under ideal conditions.


Dimensions
Potted Plant: W 20-25 cm x H 25-35 cm

An art form inspired by Japanese tradition, the Japanese Camellia Kokedama is a beautiful addition to any space. This plant, wrapped in moss, arrives with flower buds that will bloom beautifully in time for the Lunar New Year season. Imported from Japan. Locally Acclimated.

Important Note About Flower-Bearing Trees:

  • Natural Flowering Cycle: It's normal for flowers to wilt after fully blooming; this is a natural process.

  • Blooming Phase: The blooming phase at the time of delivery depends on the plant's growth stage during shipping, which is beyond our control.

  • Bloom Colors: The color of the blooms cannot be predetermined. They are available in white, red, or pink, adding an element of surprise to your Kokedama.

Please note: Flowers are seasonal from January to February and may bloom more frequently under ideal conditions.


Dimensions
Potted Plant: W 20-25 cm x H 25-35 cm

Tips to Prolong Blooming

  • Our flowering plants are selected for healthy growth and natural blooming. Please note that:

    • Flower drop is a natural occurrence. Buds or blooms may fall as part of the plant’s normal life cycle, or due to environmental changes such as transport, light, temperature, or humidity shifts.
    • The flowering stage at the time of delivery may vary. Bud development and bloom longevity depend on the plant’s growth cycle and acclimatisation, which are beyond our control.

    To encourage longer-lasting blooms and healthy regrowth:

    • Provide consistent watering to avoid stress on the plant.
    • Place the plant in suitable light according to its care requirements.
    • Use balanced fertilizers to support overall plant health.
    • Remove spent flowers to redirect energy toward new growth.
    • Regularly check for pests or diseases and address them promptly.

  • Keep the plant in a cool, well-lit spot with indirect sunlight to prevent heat stress.

  • Ensure the moss ball is kept slightly moist but not waterlogged to maintain hydration.

  • Keep the plant away from strong drafts or heat sources like radiators, which can accelerate wilting.

  • Avoid touching or disturbing the buds and blooms, as handling them can cause premature wilting.