How to care for dug moss and where to dig it

1. How to grow the moss you dug

1. The moss you dug up can be planted with one part of leaf mold and two parts of coarse sand, and the moss can be spread on the soil surface. There is no need to water it all the time, because moss prefers a high humidity environment rather than moist soil, so don't water it too frequently to avoid causing the plant to rot. You can spray the moss with water 2-4 times a day. If the environment is too dry and the moss appears to be withered and yellow, you can cut a piece of plastic film to cover the moss. If the withering and yellowing is not serious, the plant will recover in two weeks.

2. In addition to moss, you can also dig up bricks covered with moss in the corners of outdoor walls. We can take the bricks home, find a disposable takeout box, put the bricks in it, pour in 1 cm high of clean water, and cover the box tightly. It should be noted that a red-hot screwdriver should be used to burn several ventilation holes on the top of the lid, otherwise moss will easily accumulate.

Author: Flower Maniac

2. Where can I dig moss?

Moss likes moisture. As long as there is a humid place outdoors, there will be moss. For example, the corner of the wall is a good place for moss to grow. However, digging moss also depends on the weather. If it has been sunny recently, it will be difficult to dig moss when going out. It is best to go to a humid place outdoors a few days after it has rained. You can dig moss if you say you can't.