Growing Mood Moss And How To Be Creative With It 

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Mood Moss is a common moss that grows in terrariums and vivariums. It grows from spores and does not have root systems or vascular tissue to transfer water or nutrients throughout the plant. Mood Moss is a very thick, abundant, and colorful plant. It can be used for different garden activities such as: decorating for rock gardens, dish gardens, fairy gardens, craft projects, water features, interior or exterior landscaping, which could happen naturally, or other art-related and creative ideas. The type of Moss you need depends on what you need and requires low maintenance. 

Mood Moss - Experience The Ease Of Use

 Three most common types of Moss to use whenever you feel creative:

"Just Picked" Mood Moss

• Used for planting

Dried Mood Moss

• Craft Projects
• Soil cover for potted plants
• Flower Arrangements 

Preserved Mood Moss

• Wall Art
• Decoration

 A "Just Picked" Mood Moss requires some rules for it to grow. Mood Moss does not need sun; it prefers shade and indirect lightning. Moss obtains its nutrients from the air, making humidity an essential factor for it to grow. As we all know, it is hard to control the humidity, but if the area is constantly moisturized, there will be no problem. However, water features will also raise the humidity, as well as an automated misting system. 

 If you bought a Mood Moss and are not prepared to use it yet, you can put it in a freezer to maintain its life until you feel ready. 

 Plant Name - Mood Moss

 Botanical Name - Dicranum Scoparium

 Hardy Planting Zones- 5-9

 Sun or Shade - Shade or indirect lightning

 Mature Height- 2.0 cm to 10 cm

 Mature Width - It can vary

 Bloom Season - Winter or Summer (depends on climate zone)

 Gardener Status - Beginner

Moss Moss Is Easy