$200 Air Bonsai trees FLOAT and spin using magnets

A Japanese firm called Hoshinchu is producing kits for customers to produce their own floating versions of tiny house plants, called Air Bonsai (pictured). The tiny trees contain spongy balls of moss that contain magnets that sit above a porcelain base that similarly contain magnets which repel those found in the moss

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