15oz Sphagnum Moss for Plants - Natural Long Fibered Dried Moss Potting

Wide Application: Sphagnum moss is a versatile substrate that can be used for cultivating orchids, insectivorous plants, and succulents. It also serves as a suitable substrate for reptiles and amphibians. In addition, dried sphagnum moss can be used to fill hanging baskets, line containers, decorate wreaths, and create scenery models.

How to plant orchids with sphagnum moss: 1. Carefully remove the orchid from its original cultivation substrate. 2. Trim any rotten roots and wrap the remaining roots with sphagnum moss. 3. Place some foam or gravel at the bottom of the container and fill it with water-soaked moss. 4. Water the orchid carefully and fertilize it regularly.

Tips: 1. Soak the sphagnum moss completely before use. Warm water can help speed up the soaking process. 2. Water the plant before the moss becomes completely dry. If the moss dries out, soak it again before using it.

Premium Material: Our sphagnum moss is made of high-quality natural dry moss without any branches, roots, dirt, or artificial dyes. It has a soft texture, excellent water absorption, good water retention, and drainage. Rich in organic matter and nutrients, it is the best choice for cultivating orchids and succulents.

Moisturizing and Root Protection Effect: Sphagnum moss helps prevent root rot, improves root breathability, and is highly absorbent and water-retentive. When used for cultivating orchids, carnivores, and hydroponic plants, it moisturizes, protects, and provides an ideal growing environment, increasing survival rates during transplanting and grafting.

Good Substrate: Mixing sphagnum moss with peat and perlite improves substrate air breathability and moisture retention. It is ideal for reptiles as a slightly moist substrate in their enclosures, providing humidity and burrowing material, as well as aiding in shedding.

Multi Uses: Sphagnum moss can be used as a nutrient substrate for various plants, with added benefits of heat preservation, moisture retention, root protection, and promoting growth. It is also versatile for decorative and functional use, such as filling hanging baskets, decorating wreaths, and serving as an egg laying or incubation medium for reptiles and amphibians.

Long-term Use: Due to its nutrient-rich composition and natural durability, sphagnum moss can be used for an extended period without needing frequent replacement. It can be used alone or mixed with other substrates to improve moisture retention and root health, making it easy to cultivate a variety of plants such as orchids and phalaenopsis.

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