Living, hardy sphagnum moss. The moss consists of shoots of different lengths with a proportion of living shoot tips. The sphagnum moss is a natural product that grows alongside other mosses and grasses. Therefore, it can contain other natural components such as needles, grasses, soil, leaves, etc.
Due to its disinfecting effect, it effectively delays the growth of putrefactive bacteria. By the way, peat moss is a renewable raw material that requires intact moors. It can be harvested approximately every 4 weeks. Indoor storage: Sphagnum moss can be stored very well in a transparent container (e.g. vase, jar) so that it gets enough light. It is important to ensure that it always stays moist or wet and not in direct sunlight so that the tips do not burn. If it is stored in a closed container, the moss will stay moist on its own and will need to be watered or sprayed less often. Outdoor storage: We recommend filling a flower box in the shade with peat and placing the wet/damp moss on top. Then water it and keep the moss wet.
