Original Blend Soil for Moss Terrariums ★ Standard 200g [Moss Soil]

Moss Terrarium Soil [Moss Soil] Standard
■ Contents: Approx. 200g
[Clean, Well-Draining, Slightly Acidic, Nutrient-Poor]

Recommended for everyone from beginners to professionals.

[Ingredients of Moss Terrarium Original Soil Standard]
Akadama soil, fine grain
Perlite
River sand
Charcoal

* Specific blending ratios are a company secret.
* Expected to neutralize acidity and compensate for weaknesses.
* Akadama soil has been sifted to remove fine particles.
* Affordable and can be easily used as moss terrarium soil.

- Akadama soil
Standard akadama soil is blended as the base soil. It is a slightly acidic soil with very little nutrients and a good granular structure for aeration, which mosses prefer.
-Perlite
When mixed throughout, it provides even water retention.
-River sand
Helps moss rhizoids to anchor easily.
-Charcoal
Adjusts pH to prevent the soil from becoming too acidic and adsorbs and purifies waste products from moss.

Shipping: Packaged in a zipper bag and shipped via the following methods.
200g 390 yen
Shipped via Yu-Packet Post Mini
400g 460 yen
Shipped via Nekoposu
800g 700 yen
Shipped via Nekoposu
1600g 1300 yen
Shipped via Yu-Packet Post
4000g 3000 yen
Shipped via Yu-Pack
8000g 5500 yen
Shipped via Yu-Pack

[Soil Suitable for Moss Terrariums]
1. Nutrient-poor soil
Moss does not require a lot of nutrients.
2. Clean soil
Since you will be growing in a closed glass container, use the cleanest soil possible. Undecayed organic matter such as leaves can cause mold to grow.
3. Granular soil
Granular soil allows air and water to penetrate more easily than clay soil.
4. Slightly acidic soil
Strictly speaking, the preferred soil pH varies by moss species, but many mosses used in terrariums prefer slightly acidic soil.

Plant Type: Moss