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potting in mosses other than sphagnum
Rather than importing processed sphagnum from New Zealand,
does anybody have experience of using other common mosses available locally? For example my garden here in England is a good producer of a common or garden variety moss, at a guess Pleurozium schreberi, which is finer textured than Sphagnum and not as long fibered, but looks like it might work as part of a potting mix or even as a medium for small phals and similar. Is there any data on whether some mosses inhibit root growth, rates of decomposition and other reasons you might want to use it or not? Leo |
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