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22nd January 2010, 06:29 PM

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Re: growing live sphagnum moss

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Originally Posted by kevyn chan

can the LSM condition can be the indicator to the moisture level in the potting media? ie i wonder if the LSM is fresh and green the moisture level is high and while they are yellowish, it means time to water the plants?

Yeah...Of course!Robert..your look real green!I mean dark green!And tall!Not enough sun light?

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