Sphagnum Moss Live

Sphagnum moss is a non-vascular plant, meaning it has no root system. Therefore, soil is not required. Sphagnum moss will absorb both water and nutrients through direct contact. In the wild, it will mainly grow over anything that provides it with enough moisture to stay hydrated. 

Lighting: Bright light, with direct sunshine, is required. When they grow in bogs, in the wild, they have no shade cover.

Watering: Sphagnum moss loves water and should always be moist to the touch. You can regularly mist the moss, but a good soak in a shallow tray of water will make it really happy. Allow excess water to drain away. When living moss starts to dry, the tips of the moss will start to turn brown or white. This is a signal that your moss needs watering.