That is how it thrives best

Should moss be poured?

Moss is one of the most undemanding plants in Mother Nature's realm. The rootless land plant is only dependent on a constant supply of moisture. If moss is exposed to drought stress, it turns into a dry scrub. Since all mosses absorb moisture through their tiny leaves, this is how you do it right:

• Spray moss in the room daily with water from the hand sprayer
• as Ground cover Sprinkle regularly with a gentle shower in the garden when it is dry

There Moss species the majority prefer an acidic substrate, please use collected rainwater or decalcified tap water for spraying. However, if a moss carpet should dry up, don't throw the shotgun straight into the grain. The survivor still regenerates himself when he has apparently died. If you spray the moss daily, it will turn a deep green color again within a short time.

Is moss fertilized?

In the wild, moss specifically looks for locations with poor, moist soil in shady, cool locations. Mosses only appear in nutrient-rich places when otherwise delicate framework conditions dominate for vascular plants. It follows that the spore plants have no need for additional nutrients. On the contrary, moss always loses out to mold on soils with a high organic content. Therefore, please do not apply any fertilizer to your moss.

Can moss get sick?

In the course of its long evolution, moss has developed a robust resistance to plant diseases. Rather, organic gardeners rely on the valuable ingredients of liverwort in order to combat fungal infections on ornamental and useful plants in a natural way.