DIY丨Grow Your Own Moss with Household Items丨Slow Relaxing Gardening 🎶丨Check How They Doing at Day14

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The Easiest and Affordable way to Grow Your own Moss for Terrariums or Mini Garden in Jars.Get moss and rocks from outdoor public places, using household items or recycle items, total cost less than $1 for one container. Slow and relaxing indoor Gardening video with piano music.#moss #mossgarden
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@sugarroz 9 месяцев назад

Thank you

@carltonbirds Год назад

Very lovely

@vasanthats3612 Месяц назад

Whether drain hole is required? Pl.

@LeafyCaulfield Месяц назад

Doesn’t need drainage hole for terrarium containers, the rocks at the bottom will create drainage

@vasanthats3612 Месяц назад

@@LeafyCaulfield Thanks sir🙏

@jaychoulover Год назад

Wow!

@sharisolander1343 Год назад

Wow

@suzannespinler8834 6 месяцев назад

If moss won't grow long roots why do you use so much soil?

@Youtube1stcreator 6 месяцев назад

May be , to keep them moist

@LeafyCaulfield 5 месяцев назад

I just put soil in it, and never thought about it. That's a good point. I have moss growing fine in thin layer of soil, so yes, no need to put too much soil to grow moss, thanks for the comment🙂

@Youtube1stcreator 5 месяцев назад

@@LeafyCaulfieldhello 👋 in my locality i can't find moss . But i can ask my neighbor, which has some moss growing on his one of the brick laying down 😅 , so if i get that brick , what should i do to keep that moss propogating .

@LeafyCaulfield 5 месяцев назад

Hi, I think creating a similar environment to where you find the brick and moss is very important. Normally put the brick with moss in a container, spray some rain water, then cover the container with cling wrap and poke some holes on it. the moss should be growing in the container. Hope this helps