The biggest moss of our collection, would be species of Polytrichaceae family collected from Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. They do not form a clump, instead spores sprout and rise individually from ground. Their long, tassel stems can grow to 3'' and are in deep green. Once reached mature size, each plant usually forms a few new plants at base.
In cultivation this moss can grown on most material, but seems to do best on humus-rich soil or peat-based medium
Offered are 60 g. portions (See example in the last picture)
The biggest moss of our collection, would be species of Polytrichaceae family collected from Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. They do not form a clump, instead spores sprout and rise individually from ground. Their long, tassel stems can grow to 3'' and are in deep green. Once reached mature size, each plant usually forms a few new plants at base.
In cultivation this moss can grown on most material, but seems to do best on humus-rich soil or peat-based medium
Offered are 60 g. portions (See example in the last picture)
