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Old 03-25-2013, 06:38 PM
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Are you using live moss and where can I get it?....norma
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RJSquirrel: Where do u find the Angel Moss, here in miami there is none, and can I use this systems for onc. I lost lots of onc. thanks
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For those looking live spaghnum moss, I've had success buying it from bonsai growers. It's not cheap, but I really like how it looks.
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Wow, I am blown away by this thread. Funny how you think you have something figured out and then along comes a new way of doing things.

RJ, thank you. I have to admit that at first I was incredulous. I was thinking, how can you avoid root rot without air circulation. Then I realized that the amount of air circulation in your bowls is no different than what you would find in a plastic pot or even a clay pot. So I am going to bump this thread up (Thanks Estación Seca for directing us here) and give your method a try with some Masdie cutting I have. I'm officially excited!!!


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Ok I actually just got around to doing this now because I had a masdie with zero roots. I'm crossing my fingers and well, what have I got to loose?
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