• Taxiphyllum taxirameum, commonly known as Taxiphyllum Moss, has tightly arranged, scale-like leaves. The leaves may turn red when exposed to light. This moss has dense leaf coverage, which helps retain moisture, but it is not recommended to grow in high humidity environments, as it tends to become leggy under such conditions. It grows well on wood and is a very hardy moss. It commonly grows on forest floors, rock surfaces, and in humus-rich areas.
  • Taxiphyllum taxirameum, commonly known as Taxiphyllum Moss, has tightly arranged, scale-like leaves. The leaves may turn red when exposed to light. This moss has dense leaf coverage, which helps retain moisture, but it is not recommended to grow in high humidity environments, as it tends to become leggy under such conditions. It grows well on wood and is a very hardy moss. It commonly grows on forest floors, rock surfaces, and in humus-rich areas.
  • Taxiphyllum taxirameum, commonly known as Taxiphyllum Moss, has tightly arranged, scale-like leaves. The leaves may turn red when exposed to light. This moss has dense leaf coverage, which helps retain moisture, but it is not recommended to grow in high humidity environments, as it tends to become leggy under such conditions. It grows well on wood and is a very hardy moss. It commonly grows on forest floors, rock surfaces, and in humus-rich areas.
  • Taxiphyllum taxirameum, commonly known as Taxiphyllum Moss, has tightly arranged, scale-like leaves. The leaves may turn red when exposed to light. This moss has dense leaf coverage, which helps retain moisture, but it is not recommended to grow in high humidity environments, as it tends to become leggy under such conditions. It grows well on wood and is a very hardy moss. It commonly grows on forest floors, rock surfaces, and in humus-rich areas.
  • Taxiphyllum taxirameum, commonly known as Taxiphyllum Moss, has tightly arranged, scale-like leaves. The leaves may turn red when exposed to light. This moss has dense leaf coverage, which helps retain moisture, but it is not recommended to grow in high humidity environments, as it tends to become leggy under such conditions. It grows well on wood and is a very hardy moss. It commonly grows on forest floors, rock surfaces, and in humus-rich areas.
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Taxiphyllum Moss (Taxiphyllum Taxirameum)

Taxiphyllum Moss (Taxiphyllum Taxirameum)

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Taxiphyllum taxirameum, commonly known as Taxiphyllum Moss, has tightly arranged, scale-like leaves. The leaves may turn red when exposed to light. This moss has dense leaf coverage, which helps retain moisture, but it is not recommended to grow in high humidity environments, as it tends to become leggy under such conditions. It grows well on wood and is a very hardy moss. It commonly grows on forest floors, rock surfaces, and in humus-rich areas. It forms dense, flat clumps, ranging from green to yellow-green, with occasional red hues.

Ecological Significance:

Taxiphyllum taxirameum plays an important role in ecosystems by maintaining soil moisture, preventing erosion, and providing habitat for small invertebrates.

Care Requirements:

  1. Light: Prefers low light conditions (3000-6000 lux).
  2. Humidity: Needs 60%+ humidity.
  3. Soil: Thrives in slightly acidic soil.
  4. Temperature: Best grown at temperatures below 25°C.
  5. Care Difficulty: Easy to care for.

This moss is ideal for landscapes that require moisture retention and a soft, lush appearance, especially when used on flat surfaces or wood. It's hardy and adaptable, making it easy to maintain.

Purchase Size: 15×8 cm (5.91×3.15‘’).

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