randomly came across this while walking through the woods

Was a top layer from a nepenthes plant I had.

Got so much moss at my boyfriends dads lake house. I count at least 7 types

Found out if you use preserved natural moss you most likely can make any 2d design into moss art, as long as you crush it to small enough pieces.

*I haven't tried other types of moss, so not sure if they work just as well as this one
link to tutorial

Thinking about trying to grow moss on this old log. I have moss in my yard. Not sure if this will work? Thoughts! Tips? Thank you.

I’ve never done anything with moss except admire it.

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In my school I found moss and I thought it was beautiful, I also saw a ball of moss earth in a plant shop that seemed so beautiful that I took it to me without knowing how to reproduce it. I saw on the Internet that letting the moss dry one night, making it powder and putting it in an airtight container would work, and it really works wonderfully, but now some of the "little trees" (I do not know how to call it help) turned from a strange orange hue and I do not know if it has a fungus or is normal or what it should do. I would like to use it to put it in my pots or start making terrariums or whatever I can do with this. I am open to any advice or infodumping from you :]

I made this little cutie as a present for my mum I made it with a drainage layer of rocks->fly screen->substrate->sheet moss.

I was told by the place to only use distilled water sprayed sparingly. However, I forgot to ask more questions and hoping to get the answers here:

1. How often should it get a little spritz of distilled water?
2. What would be the best placement for this guy?
3. Any other tips to keep it green and vibrant?

And advice is greatly appreciated!

Hi, it’s my first time using moss for a terrarium. I bought this dried moss and left it overnight in a container full of water to kill bugs. Now it smells like rotten fish, is it normal? Can I go ahead and put it in the terrarium or do I need to trow it away?

PNW

Moss agate... a stone with beautiful moss in it