How to raise Moss grass

Moss is a well-farmed bryophyte with strong vitality and can grow in a faint light and moist environment. But some aquatic plant players feel that Moss is not easy to breed, that is because you have not mastered the secret of Moss aquaculture.

1. Suitable temperature

Moss generally does not require much water temperature, but grows better at the right temperature. Generally speaking, the suitable water temperature for Moss is between 22 and 26 degrees, which is not too cold or too hot for Moss, otherwise Moss will yellowing.

2. Suitable lighting

Moss is a negative aquatic plant and doesn't need much light. On the contrary, if the light lasts for a long time and the light is strong, it will cause Moss to blacken and even die. In fact, Moss aquatic plants generally get about 4 hours of light every day, and the wattage of the lamp is not too high.

3. Suitable carbon dioxide

If you have a lot of carbon dioxide in your water tank, there is no need to add carbon dioxide. If there are more fish in the water tank and consume more carbon dioxide, you need to add the right amount of carbon dioxide.

4. Suitable water quality

Moss likes the new water very much and can show a brighter green figure in the new water. So you can change 1/3 water a week to ensure that Moss can thrive in the new water.

5. Proper pruning

There is also a key point is that people should recognize that Moss is also a grass, which has the same commonness as grass. Proper pruning will grow faster.