Or hold under running faucet. Once Per Week.

Set upside down on a cloth.

Near a kitchen window is a great spot.

Airplants take in their nutrients through their leaves, not their roots. They do not need soil to live.

About once a week or when top inch of soil feels dry.

Planters with drainage holes are best.

Near a bathroom window.

Tropical plants love humidity, mist occasionally, or keep in a naturally humid space.

Keep warm; 65-85 degrees.

If your tropical plant is in an open terrarium make sure to prune plants regularly to allow airflow, check soil for dryness regularly.

If your tropical plant is in a closed terrarium, this is its dream environment. Watering is rarely needed, condensation is a good thing, check soil for dryness if there is no condensation. Prune as needed to prevent crowding.

Tropical plants come in many varieties, it's always best to look up your specific species of plant for the best care.

About every two weeks, or allow soil to dry out completely before watering again.

Place in indirect or direct light.

These plants like dry air, and warm temps.

Cacti and Succulents are hardy plants, and thrive on their own. It is more likely you will over water rather than under water.

For 5-10 minutes, when it feels light and dry.

Before hanging, squeeze gently if necessary.

Turn occasionally for even growth.

Because Kokedama can be made with a variety of plants, from orchids to ferns, it's best to reference the plant species for care.

When they feel dry, usually 1-3 times per week.

Do not allow roots to stay soggy.

Near a window.

Mounted plants like humidity, and good airflow.