#growing moss

[moss-covered-fences]

Moss jar :D

[alloronan]

Moss and Stone Gardens blog about all things moss related, including techniques to create a moss lawn, moss identification, watering moss etc.

I love mosses, they’re beautiful, but I’d never really considered deliberately cultivating them in the garden, they were just a lovely bonus. This guide is really excellent and has opened up a whole bunch of things to think about in terms of garden design.

[respitefortheweary]

Our new Happy Elephant and Moss terrarium!

[plantswonthurtme]

How do you gross moss and keep it alive?? I've been so unsuccessful

[rishstudio]

Indoor moss growing tips,Moss terrarium

Learning how to grow moss indoors is a simple task; in fact, this can be a good project for parents and children to do together. Start with a clear glass container that has a lid, such as a terrarium or a large jar. Place about an inch of pebbles in the bottom of the container, then top that with about an inch of granulated charcoal, which you can find in fish supply stores. Add two inches of potting soil and mist the soil with a spray bottle filled with clear water.

Terrarium is an art,here is some ideas for you, i use polymer clay and faux moss to make the tree and hobbit house,you can use faux grass too. I also add a  swing and some mushroom and a waterfall . I used hot glue and resin to make this water fall. Thanks for viewing.Moss terrarium

        D.I.Y Moss Terrarium. Indoor moss growing tips,Moss terrarium Learning how to grow moss indoors is a simple task; in fact, this can be a good project for parents and children to do together.

[reptiglo-blog]

Hello, moss!

[lilkittay]

Moss experiment is doing exceptionally well.

Bottom picture shows how the moss actually spends most of its time. I take the cover off to get pictures and also every day or so to allow everything to breathe, sometimes get a little brighter light, rearrange the wood, mist the moss, add water to the bottom or take it out, etc.

What I have found has been working very well is allowing the wood to sit in 1/2' to 1' of water, alternating with no water but daily misting instead. Trying to mimic what conditions might be best for moss to grow on wood naturally.

Look at that moss creep!