1. I have already shared the planted moss with everyone at the beginning. If you want to see the planting method, you can go to my blog to see various moss planting methods 2. Moisture is very important for moss, should it be spraying or watering? 3. If matching with plants, be sure to choose plants with equivalent water requirements. 4. If you use ceramic utensils, it is best to use flower utensils with drainage holes. 5. Drain water in the morning and evening. If you can't replenish water for a few days, you can place a drip tray to replenish it. 6.The moss on the bricks can be taken from the water tray to absorb water from the lower end for a long time.
Since I cannot understand your language, can you tell me how you plant moss in container with drainage as well as without drainage holes. I am not sure how much water needs to be in a pot without drainage to support the moss. With drainage I suppose the moss needs lots of supervision so it does not dry out.
Since I cultivated moss, moisture has always been a big part of what I want to talk about. Moisture is very important. When there is a drainage system, the water can be soaked in the morning and evening. If you can't water for a few days, you can use a water tray to put the water into the water to maintain. If you use a cement basin, it can be more moisturizing, please refer to other post videos. Moss farming is not an easy road, if there is no time for long-term care, it will be a difficult way to do. Use the Glass landscaping will be a way to do but I personally not do it.
@@CherieChi appreciate your kind reply. I love moss and have learned so much from you as to how to grow moss. I have much success with moss on rocks and the rocks being in water. I am also using aqua soil when planting the moss in soil in container. Completely love your "washing" the moss tutorial. Moss loves it. I am using the Glass landscaping but some types of moss do not grow well for me in terrariums. Do you only grow one type of moss or more varieties ? I have so many quesstions
@@solveigfreeman3286 Many questions are very good, because I am afraid that everyone will just blindly say: great, so beautiful, haha. Asking questions is the starting point for my video, because when I was asked by others how to plant, but I couldn't find the answer to start, I gradually tried it myself and put it on the Internet, youtube, pinterest. I saw that you have collected a lot of other people’s videos, and I have tried them all. The glass landscape bottle will suffocate the moss and must be placed indoors to use lighting and air conditioning. Because I am located in Asia, it is very hot, so I Individuals do not use it, if you can consider it in extremely cold areas. The moss I planted is mainly available in my environment, because although moss of different heights are obtained, they will kill them, so it is not worth promoting. All the videos suggest that you can follow my classification to see which one you need to know individually. If you have time, you may often ask your questions and discuss them together with me.🙂🙂
@@CherieChi You are right with glass landscape bottles. I am trying them and can tell the moss does not like it, it does not florish, only the plants placed with the moss are doing well. I am new to moss and am trying to find what will work for me and the moss in my climate. I can tell the moss likes to be free of closed containers and loves the outside. I am located in SW Florida and have very hot and rainy summers but very dry, cool and windy winters. Yes, I am checking out many ways of growing moss and am learning what works. I love your videos because they show the moss in it's clean and uncluttered natural state. The kind of moss you show is exquisit. Here this moss is very expensive to obtain and is shipped in very small clumps. I am also not aware that there is moss growing in my area of SW Florida especially around the large city I live in so I am forced to purchase non local moss. However, I love the feel moss gives me and am determined to find out what works for me. I am surprised to read that one kind of moss will kill another. Perhaps I did not correctly understand what you said. I will follow your videos and wonder where additional videos might be found just to see how moss needs to be handled. I believe this is true in every country and climate but it helps to see how moss can be grown successfully. Thank you for taking the time to explain since I can only go by the pictures shown in the videos and not your explanation of what you want to convay.
