Hedwigia Moss from the Hedwigiaceae family is Dependable and Versatile and not Picky about Where it Lays its Form
It will grace rocks, boulders, asphalt, and wooded areas and will be amenable to various soils, including clay, sandy or well-drained. The plant is also sturdy and can tolerate foot traffic.
The dreadlocks-looking moss has an almost magical thing about it, and its lightweight features are robust. High winds cannot budge the moss growing on a roof. When planting Hedwigia Moss, nursery experts recommend keeping the colonies facing in the same direction and layering them like you were placing shingles on a roof.
Hedwigia Moss need lots of moisture to thrive
When adorning boulders and other hardscapes, it's advised to create a soil pie mud mixture to the crevice where you desire the moss to grow. Hedwigia Moss is purchased as a bare-root plant and shipped according to square foot orders. Moss experts advise keeping the plant moist and outside until it is ready for putting down.
Hedwigia Moss
