Specialty Gardening: Ever seen moss- balls?, 0 by Tomtom
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Tomtom wrote: To do it is easy and simple,Liz. 1)Remove the soil off the plant,taking care that you won't damage the roots. 2) Cover the roots with the soil which retains water well and make a ball. 3)Place moss you can find aroud all over the ball. 4)Tie up the moss-ball with dark,preferably green or black cotton threads so it may not crumble. 5) Soak the ball,put it on a plate and keep it in the shade until it gets rooted. 6)What is important is to keep it from drying off. `````````` You are right,Anastatia,in saying that this would make a neat gift .Everyone who receives it is extremely grateful. There has been no exception so far. Dwarf house plants are the most recommendable targets since you can enjoy their moss-ball indoors. In such cases bog moss is a lot better than true moss. Shown bellow is a pic of the bird's fern nest |


