ZeeDix 3 oz Natural Sphagnum Moss for Indoor Plants, 4 qt Orchid Moss Mulch - Premium Potting Mix for Succulents, Carnivorous Plants (Sarracenia), Monstera, Gardening, Terrariums & Reptile Habitats

Good moss to keep on hand.

This works great on my venus fly traps. My plant has grown so much since I repotted. I quality is great and I love that it is compressed sonyou can use what you need. Great price.

Good

This moss expands dramatically with water. I usually break off a small amount, put it in a bowl with water and watch it grow (this is really fun -- a lot like those capsules that turn into sea horses when they got wet from when you were a kid).Then I top dress my house plants with it. By top dress I mean that I spread little clumps of the hydrated moss over the surface of the soil. This helps keep moisture in the soil.

Just as described! Using for air layering plants and trees. Perfect!

I think everyone in the plant community is feeling a bit to the wallet when it comes to buying Spaghnum Moss, prices have doubled over the last year. I decided to give a few other brands a try due to cost. This was one of the brands I chose, I use this Moss for propagating and for D Shape Moss Poles I make myself. This Moss is absolute trash. I used it, because I'm already broke and I wasn't letting the 2.2lbs I bought go to waste. I do not know yet how the moss is going to do over the week with holding moisture, I'll come back with an update, but I don't have much faith. This Moss is just low quality, not fluffy and no full long fibers. This feels like what a good company swept up from their manufacturing floor when they compress it. I spent so much time picking sticks and leaves! actual leaves, from multiple other plants within the moss, and this was the smallest pile in the pic out of 6 piles of debris that I cleaned out of the one of two compressed bricks I purchased. This truly is a case of you get what you pay for, but the good stuff is double the price for the same amount because of capitalism 😔. These bricks are super compressed, way more than other brands I've used which I was actually excited about, I got the large dried bales usually and they take up so much room. I compared the amounts with the previous brand I've purchased for years, and according to the description and the graphics the amounts are supposed to be equal. This is absolutely not the case, but I truly believe this is due to the low quality and the fibers being of such bad quality. When hydrated, my previous bale filled four 4ft Moss poles, and of this brand, the one compressed brick didn't even fill one 4 ft Moss pole completely. So at this rate, it's more economical to buy the better quality brands and pay more, in this case it's just worth it. I hope the pic helps, and I wish I would have thought to take a pic of the fibers, and compare, I wish more buyers would post pics of the moss once hydrated, it would have stopped me from buying. The better brands, may have a little stick here and there, but not any other unwanted debris. Buy with extreme caution.

Read directions and follow them. Working perfectly for my Orchid

This moss came VERY tightly compressed, about 1 1/2in thick...Peeled off as little as possible to rehydrate and have ready if needed, thin like a sheet or two of paper.Filled up a whole coffee can to the brim.(Brim, coffee? lol..nm.)Appears too be good quality, smells fine, didnt notice any bad odors as some have stated.Little to no "sticks"/"other" debris. Using as supplement to soil(and alone) for propagation.. seems to be just fine for that.Seems a good value for the $$.