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Hourleey 5.3 oz Sphagnum Moss for Plants, Premium Natural Long Fibered Dried Moss Potting, Sphagnum Peat Moss Bulk for Orchids Succulent Carnivorous Potted Plant Reptiles Medium Sarracenia
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Hourleey 5.3 oz Sphagnum Moss for Plants, Premium Features
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Package Included: The package includes 150g (5.3oz) of natural, long-fibered sphagnum moss. Our sphagnum moss arrives compressed into bricks. However, upon adding water, these dried peat moss bricks can expand astonishingly yielding a considerable volume. The estimated dimensions of each moss brick are 8.46 x 5.43 x 0.78 inches.
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How to Use: Immerse the required quantity of moss in a clean sink until it is fully saturated. Once soaked, squeeze out the surplus water from the moss and arrange it appropriately in your pot. This moss has the ability to provide your plants with necessary water and nutrients.
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Natural Material: They are high-quality, pure natural moss devoid of any artificial coloring, making it ideal for blanket seedbeds. You can blend sphagnum moss with your soil to enhance its moisture holding capacity, porosity, and acidity, as well as to reduce erosion. Additionally, our sphagnum moss can be utilized as a packaging material for transporting certain plants and living aquatic animals.
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Many Uses: This moss, meticulously washed and cleared of dust and tiny particles, is excellent for planter liners, plantable birdhouses, wreaths, and works well as a soil topper or potting medium. It's also particularly suitable for lining hanging baskets and covering the soil of potted plants.
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Ideal Medium & Substrate: Sphagnum moss serves as an excellent nutrient source for orchids, ferns, and succulent plants, providing heat preservation, moisture, root protection, and promoting sprouting. It can also be utilized for succulent modeling, stuffing hanging basket liners, and decorative wreaths. Moreover, the moss can function as an egg-laying and incubation medium and can act as a substrate at the base of feeding boxes for reptiles and amphibians that require a certain level of humidit
