Anybody else do moss Bowls

bernnie

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Who else loves moss,
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I don't have a moss bowl, but a moss bin.
I originally made it so that I could move some isopods into it. But after throwing a few random plants in there and the moss growing phenomenally well I decided to just leave it. The moss covered piece of wood is some local moss that was growing on that piece of wood when I picked it up. And then the sphagnum moss just started up and took off all on its own. There's a little bit of Selaginella Uncinata that is finally starting to poke out on the mossy wood part, a few ping pullings that I tossed in, and a small leaf terrarium plant, not sure what it is. Also home to orange and pink spring tails

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I have a an old derelict bag of Premiere brand of canadian peat moss, probably harvested from the muskeg regions of Ontario or quebec and its alive ( see photo) with a moss type is a thick carpet type of moss. People don't like this type of moss because your plants take a greater effort to grow its roots downwards.
... I am trying to grow my Chilean sphagnum moss from the Mossify brand at the moment which they claim is untreated and growable. New Zealand sphagnum is the best choice but it is too expensive or hard to find except from Zoomed brand.
 

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