5oz Sphagnum Moss for Plants: Long Fibered Dried Moss for Orchids, Succulents, and more

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• Natural Moss: Our sphagnum moss is made of natural dried moss, free from branches, roots, dirt, or any debris, with no added artificial dyes. It is safe and reliable to use. The sphagnum peat moss features a soft texture with excellent water absorption, retention, and drainage. Rich in organic matter and nutrients, it's an ideal choice for cultivating orchids and succulents
• Good substrate: Sphagnum Moss can be mixed with peat, perlite to improve the air breathability and moisturizing properties of the substrate.Our sphagnum moss is good substrate for reptiles,moss made slightly moist and put in the rearing box to provide some humidity,material for reptiles to burrow and also helps with shedding
• Long-term use: The peat moss contains varieties of nutrients,natural dry moss,not easy to perishable,can be used for a long time.It is not necessary to renew all materials when changing pots.It can be used alone or mixed with other substrates can help plants retain moisture and can help the roots of the plant to breathe better, easy to cultivate orchids, phalaenopsis and other plants
• Sphagnum Moss Multi Uses: Sphagnum moss can be used as nutrient for orchids,fern,succulents plant,with effect of heat preservation and moisturizing and protecting the roots and promoting sprouting,can also use for succulents,modeling,filling hanging basket line,decorative wreath.The moss can also be used as egg laying and incubation medium,substrate for the bottom of reptiles and amphibians feeding boxes with certain humidity
• Hydration and Root Safeguarding Properties: Sphagnum moss for orchids offers protection against root rot, enhances root aeration, and is exceptionally absorbent and retains moisture. When growing orchids, carnivorous plants, and hydroponic species, incorporating moss will promote water retention, safeguard roots and seedlings, create optimal growth conditions, and is also beneficial for transplanting cuttings and grafting to boost their survival rates.