How To Look After Moss On Bonsai. Branches can be replaced look for the trunk and look beneath the soil. Look at the branch placement.
Approximately once a week or so when the topsoil feels completely dry immerse the entire bonsai plant in a bucket or basin of water. We must therefore increase locally available moisture for the moss ball. You should constantly check on your moss to see how its doing.
Tip the pot upside down and inspect the root ball check to see that the roots are healthy and they fill the soil mass.
The moss is the common denominator of all kokedama. Tip the pot upside down and inspect the root ball check to see that the roots are healthy and they fill the soil mass. The soil surface should consist of a thin layer of nutrient-rich and water-retaining soil potting soil. Bonsai like to be kept consistently moist but not waterlogged.