How to raise moss in flower pots, and how to plant moss in flower pots?

If there is moss growing on the ground in the yard, you can transplant it into a pot so that the bonsai looks better.

The specific cultivation methods are as follows:

1. Weeding in time. Freshly planted bryophytes are less competitive, and other higher plants are prone to invasion, so weeding is important when planting. When it is densely covered with soil, it is almost impossible for weeds to invade.

2. Adjust the humidity. After planting, some sprinkler irrigation or spraying devices should be used to increase the air humidity appropriately to facilitate vigorous growth.

3. Increase light appropriately. Although moss is shade tolerant, it also needs some light during the growing season. In summer, when the temperature is high and the light is strong, when creating shade and a cool environment with shade netting, there should be some side light on the east and west sides of the bend to speed up its growth.

4. Moss likes to grow on acidic soil, and the substrate for propagation can be mixed with equal parts of yellow mud, river sand and humus, and then sterilized at high temperature.

The bonsai raised at home, the bare potting soil on the pot, will always feel less natural charm, if the pot is covered with a layer of green bryophytes, it can improve its ornamental effect.

It is also very simple to plant moss on the pot, there are a lot of wild moss in the wild hand in a lot of cool and humid environment, you can use a small shovel to shovel it down against the soil surface, pay attention to shovel it down from the soil surface as completely as possible, so that there will not be too much gap when laying, immediately after taking it off, put it into a plastic bag to prevent water evaporation, go back and lay it on the pot surface as soon as possible.

After the moss is collected, the pot surface should be prepared for laying immediately. First, smooth the soil on the surface of the pot, without large stones or clods, and then sprinkle another layer of fine soil on it. Pick out the weeds inside the collected moss, and then lay it on the pot surface in pieces, pay attention to the joints to be tightly docked, and then gently press it with your hands to make the moss and the pot soil close contact.

After completion, use a watering can to wet the soil and put it in the shade for ventilation and curing.

In addition to laying moss directly on the surface of the pot, moss can also grow on the surface of the pot by inoculation. The method is to smash the moss collected from the wild into minced pieces, and then put 3 5 times the amount of loess, and then pour water and stir it into a slurry. If you want to grow moss on the surface of the pot, clean and smooth the surface of the pot, and then use a small brush to evenly soak the mud on the surface of the pot, and new moss will grow in about a week.

If you want to grow moss on the rockery, you need to soak the rockery in water for two days, and then brush it with mud.

Many friends are worried that the growth of moss on the pot surface will affect the breathing of bonsai plants, but in fact, the breathability of bryophytes is very good, and it can also play a role in water retention. As long as it is not dehydrated and exposed to the sun, it can generally grow vigorously.

Moss is more shade-loving, can also adapt to the environment of scattered light, most afraid of strong direct sunlight, if it is a particularly sun-loving plant bonsai, it is not suitable for planting moss on the potted surface.

The daily maintenance of moss is also relatively simple, as long as it is not exposed to the sun, and it is often sprayed with some water, it can grow lush and particularly vigorous.

Growing moss in pots is a simple process, here are the general steps:

1 Prepare the pot: Choose a pot suitable for growing moss, making sure there are enough drainage holes.

2 Prepare the soil: Mosses prefer moist environments, choose a fertile soil rich in organic matter.

3 Planting moss: Cut the moss from the seedlings, put it in a pot, and arrange the stoves at even spacing.

4 Water Maintenance: Keep the soil moist, but don't overwater it to avoid too much moisture.

5 Sunlight maintenance: Moss needs a fixed amount of sunlight, but it does not need to be exposed to sunlight for a long time, and it is best to choose a semi-shaded location to plant moss.

6 Maintain the pots: Maintain the pots regularly, remove dead moss, keep the soil moist and moist and give proper fertilizer.

By following the steps above, you can grow a beautiful moss pot.

The moss cultivation methods in bonsai include preservation treatment, transplanting utensils, light, temperature, watering, precautions, and so on.

1. Fresh-keeping treatment.

It is best to use a fresh-keeping bag to protect the moss, and then dig up the soil by the way, the soil at home also needs to be deployed, and digging it back together with the moss is also conducive to the preservation of the moss, and it can be transplanted directly without cultivating.

2. Transplant appliances.

Prepare the container for breeding moss, which can be small stones, small bottles, potted plants and other utensils, it should be noted that these utensils need to be placed in a humid place for a long time and often drenched in water, and find some surfaces that are not so smooth to facilitate the dismantling and attachment of moss. Transplant the moss, place the utensils in the room of about 25, do not directly expose to the sun, be sure to ensure that the surface of the moss is moist, water frequently, no accident, two weeks of jujube can be rerooted.

3. Illumination. Moss bonsai should not be left in a sunny place, especially in summer, pay attention to maintaining its humidity, of course, a little bit of sunlight is still fine, do not necessarily put it in the shade.

4. Temperature. Don't put the moss in a place where the wind is stronger, the moss is still more afraid of the wind, it is suitable for the temperature of 234 degrees, as long as it is placed indoors, keep it at room temperature.

5. Watering. It is best not to use tap water when watering, you can contact the rainwater when it rains and spray it with spray. At the same time, it is necessary to pay attention not to have too much water, because too much water is not only not conducive to the growth of moss, but also allows pathogens to multiply quickly.

6. Precautions.

For domestic moss, attention should be paid to the maintenance of the environment and ventilation, among which the environment with weak wind is the best. If the moss is too dry because the maintenance environment is too dry, causing the moss to turn yellow, you can find a plastic sheet to cover the moss, and the yellow moss can return to its oily green state in half a month.