We have already seen the best mosses for bonsai, but we should have focused on the benefits and why adding moss to your bonsai is good. This article will explore the benefits and secrets of using moss on bonsai and how it improves overall growth and tree health. One of the main advantages of incorporating…
Moss can add a touch of magic to any garden, terrarium, or aquarium and can be a sustainable and ethical addition to your decor. But before you start harvesting, it’s essential to learn about the different species of moss, where to find them, and how to harvest them sustainably. In this article, we’ll take you…
There’s nothing more fun than creating your own little world and watching it thrive. If you’re reading this, it means you already own a terrarium, or you’re planning to create one soon and need some guidance on what to do next. It’s important to note that the choices you make are far from trivial, and…
You can grow moss without moss by using spores. How do mosses reproduce in nature? Mosses reproduce in various ways. Unlike plants with flowers, they need liquid moisture for mating. Spores, which are like seeds but simpler, are spread mainly by wind. When these spores are ready, they form a powdery mass and leave the…
You will hardly find a more beautiful vase than the Terracotta one. Except for a moss-lined Terracotta vase, that’s the pinnacle of style. Terracotta vases are timeless, and they gain that extra irresistible charm as they age. If you don’t want to wait years, you can age your Terracotta vase with some beautiful moss, and…
I love climbing plants indoors and outdoors, so I often found myself using a “climbing” support. We enter a separate chapter for outdoor plants, especially fruit or vegetable ones. Still, if we talk about decorative indoor plants, you have already heard of the moss and coconut fiber poles. Here you are in this article, I…
When we talk about willow moss or also called water moss (Fontinalis Antipyretica), the exciting thing is that we are talking about one of the most common aquatic mosses. Also, among the most used in aquascraping yet there is little information about it. So my task today is to give justice to an excellent moss…
Spanish moss also called Spanish beard (Tillandsia usneoides) is a type of so-called aerial plant and is not a true moss but belongs to the bromeliad family and are epiphytes, meaning they use plants or other structures to support them . Despite the name, it is not native to Spain but to the southeastern United States….
This could be the shortest advice article in the story; it would be enough to say it is removed by hand, stop, but let’s see in more detail. Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides), although used as an ornamental plant or to purify the air, does not constitute a danger to our plants or garden, as it…
