Oldprinter_89
Seedling
First attempt at this. Should be a fun learning experience. 
Sapling Division OldPrinters Dwarf Maple forest
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First attempt at this. Should be a fun learning experience. 
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Good stuff. I am not sure if we are supposed to respond it being a competition and all. Buuuut..
Look at the composition again. Are your trees close enough? Is their distribution random enough? I think you can improve a little on the composition
. Go through a few thousand forest planting images online, select a few you really like and look at your planting again, keeping both pointers in mind.Oldprinter_89
Seedling
They are currently in the ground, will compose and pot in the spring.
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
That moss is G!
Welcome to Crazy!
Sorce
Welcome to Crazy!
Sorce
Oldprinter_89
Seedling
That moss grows like wildfire right there. In plantings, is moss... moss? Or something special I need to use if I want moss? Cause I got some to harvest right there.
Kanorin
Omono
We are definitely allowed (and encouraged) to comment on each others' threads!
My thinking about moss is that if it's growing well in your climate and looks good, that's the kind you should use!
Looking forward to seeing these planted into their container when the time comes!
My thinking about moss is that if it's growing well in your climate and looks good, that's the kind you should use!
Looking forward to seeing these planted into their container when the time comes!
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Harvest it!
Just don't grab and weeds or worse, irish moss.
The easiest way to remove weeds is to flip it upside down and pull the white roots.
Sorce
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
Some of the native mosses I encounter have VERY different root systems.. based on if they are rhizome growers, or HOW their spores START reproducing.. blah blah blah..
Basically, I use the mosses with shallow root systems.. (some are even designed to LIVE “floating-style”.. like un-fastened! Pretty sweet.) and avoid the deep-rooted “types”... you’ll know right away, by sight and touch if it would really interfere with your root system...
Basically, I use the mosses with shallow root systems.. (some are even designed to LIVE “floating-style”.. like un-fastened! Pretty sweet.) and avoid the deep-rooted “types”... you’ll know right away, by sight and touch if it would really interfere with your root system...
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
I once, while working at a Mexican Diner, cooked with an Irish guy named Patrick Moss... I called him “Patio Moss (Paddy O’Moss)” ... I SHOULD’VE used “Irish Moss”.
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