How to grow and propagate moss. 

Growing mosses at home Vegetative reproduction of mosses at home is quite possible, although it sounds strange and unrealistic, only because not many people imagine how this is possible. There is a stereotype in our head that mosses should grow in swamps or in a forest, but not at home, but I am sure that after this video you will change your ideas about mosses and you will understand that there is nothing complicated about it. Not a drop is more difficult than growing an orchids or bromeliad on a windowsill, because they, like mosses, belong to epiphytes, that is, this means that mosses, for example, attaching to a tree use the tree only as a support and are not parasites and do not suck nutrients from the tree and do not harm it, but receive food from decomposed organic matter stuck in the bark of a tree and photosynthesis The mosses have root-like formations of rhizoids which mosses hold on to supports and which have a suction capacity. They use rhizoids, root like structures to attach themselves to the surface and absorb water and nutrients, but not through rhizoids, but through the capillaries game system, that hair like rhizoids form. Rhizoids are capable of forming from any cell of moss and are responsible for vegetative reproduction of mosses. From the rhizoids, a protonema is formed, and from the protonema, leafy gametophytes or new mosses grow. In short, mosses are able to grow quickly and easily vegetatively. This property explains the invasiveness of some mosses. They are even capable of crowding out your green lawn or filling up a stone path.#moss #mossgarden #sphagnummoss #terrarium #mosswall
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