I've been meaning to top the dirt with a hairpiece of moss, but one thing has led to another, and my memory slips. On Sunday I remembered the moss while out out in the woods, and I cut out a nice chunk of thick stuff before I packed it in for home. It turned out I cut out a bit more moss than I needed, so I planted a flat planter with the remainder, and it will overwinter in the greenhouse where it will be a bit warmer and wetter than it is in the woods. What kind of moss is it? I have no idea, but it might be some sort of Entodon Moss.
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Tuesday, October 03, 2017
Moss for the Beetle Nursery
I've been meaning to top the dirt with a hairpiece of moss, but one thing has led to another, and my memory slips. On Sunday I remembered the moss while out out in the woods, and I cut out a nice chunk of thick stuff before I packed it in for home. It turned out I cut out a bit more moss than I needed, so I planted a flat planter with the remainder, and it will overwinter in the greenhouse where it will be a bit warmer and wetter than it is in the woods. What kind of moss is it? I have no idea, but it might be some sort of Entodon Moss.
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