Planting your Bola is easy. Here are some steps to get you started!
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1. Planting your bola is easyto prepare the growing media for your plant. Here we have used a mix of coconut husk chips, charcoal, bark and spaghnum moss.
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2. Line the inside of your bola with either geotextile or palm netting. This will help to hold the growing media in place.
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3. Place a little of the growing media inside the bola, and place your plant inside.
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4. The media should be compact enough that the plant doesn't fall out when the bola is turned upside down.
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5. For extra moisture retention, tuck bits of sphagnum moss into the crevices in the growing media.
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6. There you have it, a Bola all ready for hanging up!
7. When your plant outgrows your bola, all you need is to place the old one into a larger sized one and fill with the a coarser mix of media—it's easy!