An innovative and hands-on gardening activity was conducted for the Agriculture students to introduce them to Kokedama – The Japanese Moss Ball Art.
Kokedama is a traditional Japanese gardening technique in which plants are grown in a ball of soil covered with moss, eliminating the need for conventional pots. Students were introduced to this eco-friendly and creative method using ornamental plants such as money plants, ferns, and spider plants.
The activity provided students with practical knowledge of innovative gardening techniques while encouraging creativity, environmental awareness, and an interest in sustainable gardening practices.
Overall, the activity was an engaging learning experience that connected theoretical knowledge with practical skills.