How to Grow Moss on Wood : 3 Methods

[@stancexpunks]

Love that you show the difference between the different methods after it’s grown!

[@sharn9813]

Came for the lesson, stayed for the ASMR.

[@hawkinscsa]

I tried growing moss years ago without much success. You make it look easy. Love your videos! You should start talking. It's easier to watch and listen than to watch and read.

[@Maximilian5268]

Thanks for sharing! Love these details videos of moss propagation.

[@bigtomatoplantslover6205]

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[@neuro_jo]

Loved this very much

[@BernardoSeguraSilva]

Amazing thanks! I feel that the propagation method gives a more natural look

[@Marta_z_Dabrowy]

Awesome tutorial ❤ thank you

[@kmunsef7707]

propagation method looks more natural and awesome. thank you

[@sylvesterotiato792]

I Love the propagation method

[@GaiaCarney]

Thank You 🌱

[@gill8038]

Great video! Where do you find the clay material?

[@KC_PhamThanh]

Cảm ơn bạn đã hướng dẫn tôi cách tao ra một tiểu cảnh thật là đẹp .

[@Ferry-i4d]

Thanks 🙏🌹👍

[@thelowprofile9767]

Thanks.

[@petshut9459]

How many days we can give water to the moss in a week????

[@JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet]

can you glue moss to the wood...i found some moss on tennis courts took home put them on a dish...spritz with water..any advice keep them alive

[@forestfloorterrariums]

@@JustaKarenDiscoveredTheIntrnet check out my moss growing videos to keep the moss alive and grow it more. As far as glueing moss to wood - its not something I've ever tried

[@nicejayreviews70]

Hi can you make a video using christmas moss and driftwood for aquarium..if its ok to use that method in aquascapping? Thanks a lot😊❤🙏

[@taylorromstadt3609]

Seachem flourish glue will work on wet wood and plants n cures fast and u can put it in water still wet,that's wat u want safe for shrimp snails n Bettas r all fine put it in like 20min after use my favorite aquarium plant glue

[@taylorromstadt3609]

U can also use sewing thread if u have any around

[@forestfloorterrariums]

I'm not too sure how this method will work for aquascapping - but once I get my hands on Christmas moss I will definitely give it a try

[@naimsalah06]

what should i do if it has appeared mold on the wood? how can i avoid it for the next time?

[@forestfloorterrariums]

You can target clean the mold with either white vinegar or hydrogen peroxide (use a Qtip). It might take a few rounds of cleaning but eventually the mold will stop coming back To avoid it, you can buy wood from aquarium shops because the wood is treated commercially or you just need to properly sterrilize the sticks before use - there's multiple methods of doing this

[@naimsalah06]

@@forestfloorterrariums the video you have in your channel is a good option to sterilize wood, right?

[@stancexpunks]

⁠@@naimsalah06 of course it’s a good option, otherwise he wouldn’t have made the video lol? But if you have the moss/wood piece in an enclosure like a terrarium, you can add springtails and other similar critters that act as a ‘clean up crew’ eating up decaying matter which will help to keep mold at bay.

[@FPVivid]

It looks like you moved away from the bleach serialization tech for the wood. any reason for this? Thanks for the great video! nice to see another upload so recent :)

[@forestfloorterrariums]

I've been trying out different methods - this method and also using hydrogen peroxide are also acceptable. I think I might make a video showcasing all the different methods. The bleach method works for small pieces but vinegar tends to soak deeper which is why I wanted to try it out.

[@FPVivid]

@@forestfloorterrariums Very interesting! I would have thought the bleach to have been the most penetrating of the group. That's a nice idea, I look forward to it!

[@mlakuaesmallgarden]

After they grow well, can they survive without sealed container?

[@forestfloorterrariums]

This depends on your surrounding environment. If you live in a tropical/humid area then yes. If you live in a semi-arid area then I wouldn't suggest it

[@mlakuaesmallgarden]

@@forestfloorterrariums thank you for taking the time to reply. Your explanation is very helpful, I really want to make it like you did but I doubt the moss will last.

[@jakubgrzegorczyk4818]

What kind of moss and wood is that?

[@forestfloorterrariums]

Moss is in the Tortula family and the wood is driftwood

[@Lemons_1]

Does this work on any type of bark and moss combination? And is the lid necessary? Great video!

[@forestfloorterrariums]

I'm pretty sure you can grow on many types of wood/bark. You might struggle with smoother texture wood or wood that has a waxy feel. The lid is only necessary to increase humidity - you need around 70% humidity for moss

[@Lemons_1]

@@forestfloorterrariums thanks!

[@윤미애-i1u]

❤❤❤

[@AlisonCoyle-fm4hf]

What fertiliser if any is used please

[@forestfloorterrariums]

@@AlisonCoyle-fm4hf no fertilizer used 🤗

[@chantalbanon7185]

How often did you water them?

[@forestfloorterrariums]

I sprayed the wood once a week, sometimes every second week if the wood still looked damp

[@AlisonCoyle-fm4hf]

Every two weeks?

[@softel-g3g]

these trees get moldy after time

[@timotheamaximus8241]

rate the temperature room? im still fail

[@forestfloorterrariums]

Between 25°C and 35°C