Prototype a.k.a the first one
by Lita Hytinkoski from Mikkeli, AR
I started with bottom layer of rocks and Leca, followed by orchid bark. Then I I settled on top of them some round shaped grid
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by Lita Hytinkoski from Mikkeli, AR
I started with bottom layer of rocks and Leca, followed by orchid bark. Then I I settled on top of them some round shaped grid
by UnusualPlantsNThings from Hayward, CA
I use Mosser Lee Spagnum Moss long fiber to mount my Platycerium Staghorn Fern onto a board. The board moves indoors or outdoors depending on
by Erin from Creve Coeur, MO
The P. micans LOVES to climb, and these poles have been perfect!
by Erin from Creve Coeur, MO
When given the opportunity to climb, these beauties will grow large, fenestrated leaves. Your totem pole has been perfect, and I can already see the
by Erin from Creve Coeur, MO
These poles have been fantastic for my philodendrons, Scindapsus and Epipremnums!
by David Gebhardt from Winona, MN
Topiary horse using Mosser Lee Sphagnum Moss with Boston Ivy.
by Brian from Monrovia, CA
I just bought the sheet moss today and placed it over the soil of my monstera pot. I misted it with water and it instantly
by Rebecca from Chicago, IL
Sheet moss covers this pumpkin shape, with just a hint of decoration at the top. The Living Wreath was very easy to use.
by Paul from San Antonio, TX
I covered the fairy homes roof with Mosser Lee decorative Spanish Moss and it topped off the project perfectly.
by Brian from St Louis, MO
I did this project to celebrate kids back to school.
by Martin from Santa Clairita, CA
“Succulent Sphere comes to Life!” Thanks to the inside which contains Mosser Lee Sphagnum Moss
by Kim from Ontario, WI
I just had to try the Mosser Lee Mystic Sea Glass to make a Fire Bowl for my friends who live in Florida. I think