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Posted 7 months 1 day ago #83463
Hi, I own a Brazilian Rain Tree and want to apply moss on the trunk and top of soil? Is this ok, what is the purpose other than looking lovely, and how do I do this?
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Posted 7 months 1 day ago #83465
Never have moss on the trunk. The purpose is asthetic and usually only for when displaying a tree.
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Posted 7 months 1 day ago #83466

JumpinpAzure wrote: Hi, I own a Brazilian Rain Tree and want to apply moss on the trunk and top of soil? Is this ok, what is the purpose other than looking lovely, and how do I do this?

Moss can help hold soil on, so that hard rains don't wash it away. It also climbs up the tree trunk and helps rot the bark away.?

I would put the moss around the edge of the pot and keep it a centimeter or so away from the roots.
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