What to do if moss turns yellow

Moss plants like to grow without light. Moss plants must be watered more often every day, and the air quality must also be kept moist. You can also use the method of keeping it in a sealed environment. Cover it with plastic film after watering during the day to reduce water evaporation. If it is exposed to the sun for a long time, the moss will turn yellow. The yellowing is due to the lack of water in the moss, which makes the roots and leaves stale and destroys the acidity and alkalinity of the moss. I will give you a detailed introduction to the specific methods

1. Treatment method: Remember to water the plant every day. You can use spray to increase the surrounding air humidity. It is better if the water quality is slightly acidic. You can add a few drops of white vinegar to simulate a rainy environment. You can use the method of keeping it in a sealed environment. Cover it with plastic film after watering during the day to reduce water evaporation. In dry areas, the moss must be kept in a sealed environment in order to survive. Proper ventilation is also required at night.

2. Exposure to the sun or placing the moss plants in a cool and dark place for a long time does not meet the light needs of moss growth.

Treatment method: Moss plants do not require high light levels, and should be strictly protected from direct exposure to the sun and strong sunlight. They also cannot be kept in complete shade for a long time. During the maintenance process, appropriate astigmatism is sufficient.

3. The soil medium is not suitable for the growth of moss plants

When digging moss from the wild, it is best to retain 3-5 cm of soil. Before planting, fill the bottom layer with sand and gravel, and then spray a small amount of water to make the roots and soil fit tightly. When planting, it must be compacted gently to reduce the soil gaps as much as possible to avoid a poor growth environment due to poor fit between the soil and the roots.

Mosses are nature's pioneers

Many mosses can secrete a liquid that can slowly dissolve the rock surface, accelerate rock weathering, and promote soil formation, so mosses are also pioneers in the growth of other plants.

Mosses can help swamps become terrestrial

Mosses can promote the terrestrialization of swamps, so they are called "surface shapers". Extremely water-resistant mosses such as peat moss and marsh moss grow and reproduce in lakes and swamps. Their aging plants or the lower parts of the plants gradually die and decay and sink to the bottom of the water. Over time, the plant remains will accumulate more and more, causing the mosses to continuously develop towards the center of lakes and swamps. The net water area of ​​lakes and swamps continues to shrink, the lake bottom gradually rises, and finally, the lakes and swamps become land.