Spanish Moss (Tillandsia Usneoides) Why Is Your Spanish Moss, Turning Brown? 1. Experiencing Dehydration Browning tips or dry patches: This is a clear sign that your Spanish Moss is experiencing dehydration. Either the air around your Tillandsia is too dry or watering is insufficient. Be sure to place your Spanish Moss in a humid area such…
When looking for concrete planters with moss, are you looking for planters with moss inside or concrete planters covered in moss but with other plants inside? I ask you this question because they are two completely different solutions. First, we are looking for a furnishing solution, typically for indoors and suitable for all solutions, from…
Are you tired of looking at the same old boring rocks in your garden? Why not add some life to them by growing moss? Moss is a low-maintenance plant that can add a touch of greenery and texture to any landscape. In this article, you’ll learn how to grow moss on rocks and transform your…
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…
Can Sphagnum Moss Grow Underwater? Sphagnum moss is a type of moss that is commonly found in wet bogs and swampy areas. This moss is known for holding large amounts of water, making it an ideal plant to use in gardens and landscaping. However, due to its high level of water retention, many people are…
If you have ever seen a beautiful patio or stone walkway with tiny white flowers sprouting between the cracks, chances are, you were looking at Irish moss (Sagina Subulata). Irish moss is not only lovely to look at, but is the only type of moss that sprouts flowers giving it that unique look! Many people…
Peat moss is known to be an excellent soil amendment and can be used to improve drainage, aeration, and water retention. It’s commonly used in gardening and horticulture as it also suppresses weed growth while at the same time providing nutrients for plants. However, peat moss can be quite expensive to purchase if you have…
Irish moss (Sagina Subulata) is a type of moss that is often used for creating a lawn substitute. It’s drought tolerant and doesn’t require any fertilization or mowing. In addition, Irish moss is a great choice to use in areas where grass won’t grow. In fact, these moss lawns have been gaining in popularity in…