Marimo- Love, Affection & Good Luck

Legend has it that long ago the daughter of a chief from a tribe living near Lake Akan in Japan fell in love with a commoner.  When her parents opposed the union, the couple ran away but tragically fell into the lake and sunk to the bottom.  According to the myth, it was here that they turned into Marimo moss balls and why this plant is now known as a token of love, affection and good luck. 6" Glass with Wood Ball topper MARIMO MOSS BALL CARE Benefits Very low-maintenance, almost indestructible Environment Keep in cooler temperatures, away from too much light Other creatures The plant is snail-safe, beloved by most other creatures. Goldfish may eat it Longevity With proper care, Marimo can last for over a century Origin Mostly found in lakes in the northern hemisphere Growth rate Very slow, only 5 mm / year