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You might be able to use some of the sphagnum fibres as a 'wick' to draw moisture up further above water level to get java moss or whatever to grow there.
If you are looking to actually grow sphagnum moss, I believe that needs really wet conditions. Poke around on some of the carnivorous plant sites, a lot of them use sphagnum, and some even have live sphagnum in their setups.
If you are looking to actually grow sphagnum moss, I believe that needs really wet conditions. Poke around on some of the carnivorous plant sites, a lot of them use sphagnum, and some even have live sphagnum in their setups.