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Yeah you'd be right, they are two different moss types the one on the right is one that I see in all carnivorous plants that I get from stores that use peat. It probably occurs naturally with the peat that is harvested, I believe it is a "star moss" could be wrong though. The one on the left looks like you got actual lfsm growing.
Here is where my spag started growing. It is pretty small and withered since it has not been fed and has been in low light, it is a hundred percent spag though as I can trace the small portions back to where they were bigger and an extension of the fiber.

star moss

Live sphagnum, or freshly harvested sphagnum was used here in the states during the civil war as a wound dressing. As recent as WWI it was used as a wound dressing, also. Live sphagnum is good stuff with excellent results when used with carnivorous plants. I feel that leaf cuttings *really* do well in it.