Preserved moss is a natural moss that has been treated with a glycerin-based solution to maintain its soft texture, vibrant color, and natural appearance. Unlike live moss, preserved moss does not require soil, water, or sunlight to thrive, making it an excellent choice for indoor decoration. Here's a brief overview of caring for preserved moss:
Light: Preserved moss does not require any direct sunlight since it does not photosynthesize like live plants. It can thrive in low-light environments, making it versatile for various indoor settings.
Watering: Since preserved moss is no longer alive, it does not need watering. In fact, exposing it to moisture can damage the preserved moss and cause it to deteriorate. Keep it away from sources of water or high humidity to maintain its longevity.
Cleaning: Dust can accumulate on preserved moss over time, affecting its appearance. To clean it, gently brush off any dust using a soft brush or a can of compressed air set to a low pressure. Avoid using water or any cleaning solutions, as they can damage the moss.
Avoid compressing or bending the moss, as this can cause it to lose its shape and texture over time.
By following these care tips, you can ensure that your preserved moss remains beautiful and vibrant for years to come, adding a touch of nature to your indoor spaces with minimal maintenance required.
Each bowl is completely unique and the moss is delicately fixed together but not fixed to the bowl. It will be wrapped carefully to ensure nothing moves in transit, but may require a little styling on arrival. This is a completely unique item, you will one of the bowls pictured.
