Lasagna Cultivation

Kokedama is a Japanese technique that originated in the 16th century, whose name means "moss ball". It is an essential and poetic form of cultivation: no pot, just a natural mixture that wraps around the roots, protecting and nourishing them.
A small botanical sculpture that lives suspended, capable of bringing greenery, harmony, and wonder even into the smallest spaces.

In the Clo’eT workshop, we knead a secret mixture made of 9 ingredients every day. We call it "earth bread" because it must be created by hand, with the same careful gesture of a baker. Every kokedama is born from there: from an invisible recipe, from an idea of balance, from knowledge that has been renewed for over 13 years.

Every Clo’eT kokedama carries the prefix B612.
B612 is the name of the asteroid where the Little Prince lived, in the famous story by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
A tiny planet, perfectly round, inhabited by a single flower and many important thoughts. B612 is home, is planet, is a pocket universe.

PIKA is the integrated irrigation system patented by Clo’eT.

We insert it by hand during the processing, directly into the sphere, around the roots. Invisible from the outside, but crucial for care. It helps to eliminate immersions, simplify care, and eliminate the risk of water excesses — one of the most common mistakes.
With PIKA, you just need to fill the small reservoir with water: the plant will absorb the necessary amount on its own, without waste, without stress.

The result?

• No post-bath squeezing
• Zero stress for the roots
• Up to 80% longer lifespan
• A daily gesture that is also an ecological choice.

PIKA significantly reduces water consumption, eliminates waste, and is made from vegetable bioplastic derived from corn cob waste.
A small device, a big step forward. For you, for the plant, for the environment.

Why choose a kokedama with PIKA

• Reduces water waste: the plant absorbs only what it needs
• Eliminates the need for immersions and basins
• Prevents mistakes from water excess
• Increases the lifespan of the kokedama by up to 80%
• Avoids the squeezing that ruins the sphere
• Is invisible, already integrated, ready to use
• Is made from vegetable bioplastic from agricultural waste
• Is exclusive: you can only find it in Clo’eT kokedamas

Bubble Guard Technology by Clo’eT®

We have developed our own packaging method that truly protects plants during transport: a transparent capsule with irresistible charm and functionality, made from 100% recycled plastic, designed to protect the kokedama at every stage of the journey—without compromises.

• Protects the foliage from shocks and abrasions
• Keeps humidity constant, like in a small greenhouse
• Has the elegance of a display item, but is designed for protection
• Allows safe shipping even for the most fragile varieties

A bubble that is not only beautiful: it is smart, safe, sustainable.

When the kokedama arrives, do this:
Open the box and immediately remove the Bubble Guard.
Choose a bright spot in the house and place it on a small plate or hang it. (Avoid bowls or deep pots: the sphere needs air all around.)

If it's a gift…
The Bubble Guard is very popular, we know. But it remains a travel protection.

• If you deliver it on the same day, you can use it for the surprise effect.
• If the delivery takes place in the following days, remove it, place the kokedama in a suitable location, and use the Shopper Clo’eT to turn it into a perfect gift.

Do not leave the plant in the capsule beyond the shipping time: you risk compromising its beauty and health.
All plants sold by Clo’eT come with a PASSPORT/PLANT PASSPORT,

Botanical Card

By purchasing a Kokedama from our e-commerce, you will receive a special postcard with a QR code. By scanning the code, you can access a stylish and carefully curated digital PDF containing all the information necessary for managing and caring for your plant.
These botanical cards are designed to guide you step by step, ensuring that your Kokedama always remains in perfect health.

Did you know that plants listen to music?

All plants are accompanied by their own Playlist.
Studies have shown that plants that regularly listen to a certain type of music benefit in terms of their growth, blooms, and the taste of their fruits.
All our plants listen to music in our greenhouse, because we love not only pampering them but also seeing them grow strong and lush.