Did it come with soil or moss?
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I think it was soil, half of the plant was dead and the rest was very small. After a month or so it was not doing any better.
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I don't remember if came with soil or moss. But I remember the plant came already dead! It was a waist of money.
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It doesn't stay together. I can fill my trays or pots with as much or little that I need. This is not a moss, but a dried brick of grounded up coconut husk. I just love it as it is a pure starter soil.
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I filled one bed with: 1bag miracle grow top soil (2cu ft), 1 bag peat moss (2cu ft), 2 bags composed cow manure (3/4 cu ft each), and 8 bags scots top soil (3/4 cu ft each). The frame was filled with 2-3 inches from the top (room to add nutrients next year). Also my beds were on a slight slope and had to be wedged up on the low side with bricks - slightly adding to the volume. Everything is growing really well. Hope this helps.
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Mine didn't. But my grass grew in a puff of fluffy mold so I stuck the whole thing outside. The grass grew well (along with the mold) and then turned brown just like every other cat grass I've used. I bought a bag of seeds and I"m going to just start planting them myself in organic potting soil and rotate one pot on, one off, so that by the time one dies, the next one will be ready. I'm keeping the planter from the kitty garden and will just use my own seeds and soil in the future.
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I use moss in my fairy gardens....it must be kept out of the sun keep moist, not saturated and you can't use any plant food. It has no roots, I use top soil as my base for my moss. I'm not an expert just a novice hope this helps.
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Just regular soil. You can get some soil out of the yard or just buy some. No specific steps. Just plant it in the pot with the soil and water.
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Hello, Jay! I've ordered moss, too, and my best advice is to contact the vendor you bought it from. Mosses don't need to be planted in soil. They don't have roots like other plants. You should be able to keep it alive by misting it and keeping it in a plastic bag, but again, I urge you to contact the vendor. Nice gift! Joyce
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On my roof it killed the moss. After that it was the wind, rain, snow, etc that eventually knocked off the dead moss. Takes a couple of months for the complete process. That was in 2010 and I am starting to notice moss again so I will repeat the process with the same product in 2015.
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It is a mat of mossy substance, kind of dry and about 1/4" thick. It looks like a tangled mat of grassy moss that you would expect to find in the woods by tree roots. I really like the product. Paul
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None I saw but have had outside for a year in NC sun and rain. holding up well other than expected fading on cushions. Comes with a cover you can use if you stack them. survived poolside with grandkids so far :)
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No that's not the actually plant you will get. I got a little twig with some green on it. It had came in a plastic planter. The thing had turned brown from sitting on my shelf in the sun
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Mine did not come with any rocks or soil. It came with the bamboo, the black square vase, and some gel stuff around the roots and bottom of the stalks wrapped in plastic.
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Yes.Mine came in a long plastic tube which would not stand up on its own. All the dirt had come out during shipping,so I transplanted it right away into a 5 gallon pot with moisture control potting mix and a couple handfuls of azomite(minerals) and bio-char. It perked right up. It is growing and I anticipate finding a 15-20 gallon pot to transplant it again.
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We used soil. However, we wound up abandoning this piece, due to cheap construction.
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It comes with the pebbles, a clear box platform (to set on top. It catches the water spout), and I think a small plant. Not positive on the plant, but you will need to buy gravel.
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Mine arrived a few days ahead of my farm as well. Just put the worms in a bucket with some damp coir at the bottom and shredded newspaper on top. Not sure about the peat moss and it's acidity. You can throw salad and fruit scraps just under the paper to give some extra nutrients. Put a board or something on it as a lid. To contain the worm shine a light on the top of the lid and they won't escape.
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I flattened the ground soil then sat the unit on top. I didn't use anything but a compacted peat moss and top soil mix to fill the cavities. I wish that I had started with a cheaper filler for the deeper side, but didn't think about it until after I started filling it. I grew tomatoes and flowers. They turned out beautiful.