SuperMoss Sphagnum Moss Mini Bale

A: I wouldn't soak the entire thing, break off what you need as you need it and squeeze the excess water out.

A: Yes, when using with plants or aroid moss poles. Spaghnum moss is best used as a moistened but not soaked propagation media, with orchids and certain tropical plants especially. After soaking allow it to lose enough water so that it is moist but not damp. It’s a very versatile substrate but don’t use it in soil mixes as it’s a waste. Peat moss or coir is better for that.

A: It is harvested manually on regulated federal lands to ensure sustainable and environmentally responsible practices.

A: No, the sphagnum moss is free of pesticides and preservatives, ensuring a natural product.

A: Yes, it is ideal for planting orchids and provides optimal conditions for their growth.

A: It offers superior water retention and oxygenation, promoting healthy root growth for various plants.

A: This sphagnum moss can hold over 10 times its weight in water, providing excellent moisture retention.