You don't need to plant the moss in the substrate. By securing the moss to flat stones you can get a good carpet effect.I'm not an expert but I don't see how you can get moss to root to you substrate. Is there a certain look you are going for as a carpet?
you don't. you attach it to rocks or stainless steel mesh. you're essentially just weighing it down.I'm not an expert but I don't see how you can get moss to root to you substrate. Is there a certain look you are going for as a carpet?
Taiwan or christmas moss would be more suitable.Hello. I was wondering if weeping moss would make a good moss carpet. Any suggestions?
You attach the moss to pieces of slate or steel mesh that sit on top of the substrate.I'm not an expert but I don't see how you can get moss to root to you substrate. Is there a certain look you are going for as a carpet?
your gutter guard probably cost you around $10... my needle point mesh cost only $.38 and i can cover my whole 5.5gal plus with it.I use Gutter Guard for my Taiwan Moss carpet.
The Gutter Guard is just around the same price. It's $2 off Amazon, I've seen it the same price in stores at times. 6"x20'your gutter guard probably cost you around $10... my needle point mesh cost only $.38 and i can cover my whole 5.5gal plus with it.