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Hi,
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled on your blog today about mosses. I have been trying to grow mosses in my back yard for the last year but so far its been with mixed results. I noticed that you are able to grow mosses in sealed containers - I tried that a while back also but had limited results - the moss just seemed to get kinda lifeless after a while and eventually developed a mold. What do you use to inhibit the mold from forming?
Anyhow, great blog!
Patrick
The soil that I use in my containers has been heated in an autoclave to sterilize the soil. However the pots that I use and the water are not treated in any way. You should be able to sterilize soil at home by baking it. Here is a website that I found with some recommendations for heating.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.healthrecipes.com/soil_plants.htm
Even with those precautions I do have pots that are overrun by mold or some type of fungus. I usually rescue the plants from the pot that look healthy, grind them up and move them to another pot.
Additionally I would recommend some type of grow lamp to encourage the moss to grow and perhaps having the lid a little loose would help as well.
Best of luck and I am glad that you enjoy the blog.
:) Jessica