A few years ago, after the first successful moss ball was made with ordinary spider plant, it was out of control, and then other different green plant materials were used to make other moss balls.
The second one is to use saxifrage, which is also a shade-tolerant and moisture-loving green plant, which is very suitable for indoor placement, and the watering of moss balls is also particularly convenient.
At first, I didn't have much experience in making moss balls, and I made them relatively small, but when I collected moss, I chose as large a piece as possible, and in order to stabilize the center, I would wrap some small stones or more soil in it, so that the plant would not have to worry about falling out when it grows up.
This year, I made a few fern moss balls, and I found that the feeling of the big ones is different from the small ones, so I plan to make a few moss balls of podocarpus recently.
The advantage of moss balls is that they do not need flower pots, large pieces of moss replace flower pots, and they are wound and shaped with fishing line or cotton thread, which is small and delicate and does not take up space, and the maintenance and management are also particularly worry-free. In the selection of moss ball materials, choose shade-tolerant and moisture-loving green plants, for the sake of aesthetics, it is better to choose plants with small roots as much as possible.