Begonia Maculata Kokedama – Japanese Moss Ball
Make a bold statement with our Begonia Maculata Kokedama, a striking fusion of tropical foliage and Japanese moss ball artistry. Known as the Polka Dot Begonia, this plant is celebrated for its dramatic deep green leaves splashed with silvery-white spots and accented by a rich red underside. Wrapped in a lush moss ball, it becomes a true piece of living art that turns heads wherever it’s displayed.
 
About the Plant
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Latin Name: Begonia maculata 
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Origin: Native to the tropical forests of Brazil. 
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What It’s Known For: Its distinctive polka-dotted leaves and elegant form make it one of the most sought-after begonias. With its bold patterning and unique coloring, it brings instant personality and flair to any room. 
 
Key Features
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Living Art: Handcrafted kokedama wrapping transforms this showy plant into a sculptural centerpiece. 
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Striking Foliage: Silvery-white polka dots on green leaves with vibrant red undersides. 
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Unique Display: Best styled in a shallow bowl to showcase the moss ball and simplify watering. 
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Easy Care Pairing: We recommend pairing with our Black Kokedama Dish—just add 1–2 inches of water when the moss ball feels light, and let it naturally soak up what it needs. 
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One-of-a-Kind: Each kokedama is handmade by Christina, ensuring every piece is unique in form and character. 
 
Care Instructions
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Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light. Avoid harsh direct sun, which can scorch its delicate leaves. 
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Watering: Keep the moss ball evenly moist. Water by soaking for 10–15 minutes when dry, or use the dish method (add 1–2 inches of water to a shallow bowl and let it absorb). Do not let it dry out completely. 
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Humidity: Loves higher humidity—ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, or with a room humidifier. 
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Easy Care: Despite its dramatic look, it’s relatively simple to care for in kokedama form. 
 
✨ Each Begonia Maculata Kokedama is handmade and one-of-a-kind, combining the bold, dotted beauty of this tropical begonia with the elegance of Japanese moss artistry.