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Can dead spaghnum moss be revived?

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Re: Can dead spaghnum moss be revived?

By Jimbok3
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Joined:  Thu Aug 30, 2012 6:29 pm
-  Thu Nov 15, 2012 5:37 am #158197
It can't be revived, but the spores will eventually take and start growing. I've found it take's a long time for spores to actually start new growth (months of waiting and only little green spots visible). I'll try to make live sphagnum moss available for sale/trade (have older cultures that are growing rapidly)

Hope this helps ;) ,
Ryan
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