How do mosses reproduce?

How to propagate moss plants

Moss plants are relatively short and do not actually bloom, so they do not have seeds. They generally reproduce by spores.

Mosses usually have one sporophyte that produces one capsule. The sporophyte germinates to form the gametophyte, which is usually attached to the gametophyte. The gametophyte grows on the substrate with filamentous rhizomes to absorb nutrients and water, while the sporophyte attaches to the gametophyte to absorb nutrients and water. There are sporangiums on the spore body, and when the spores mature, they will be released from the sporangium.

This way they can reproduce.

Other ways of reproduction of mosses

In fact, mosses can also reproduce in other ways. Because moss actually has a strong ability to regenerate, cut it, spread it evenly on the soil, and then cover it with a layer of fine soil, so that it can grow again.

Pay attention to appropriate watering.