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Growing Moss: Transplant it
21:00 - 26:16 (05:16)
One way to grow moss is to transplant it off of a rock and throw it on the ground, then water it. Understanding moss may make someone appreciate it more, but it is not a significant difference for everyone.
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This transcript covers the reproductive process of moss, including the development of eggs and sperm, fertilization, and the resulting sporophyte structure.
21:00 - 21:47 (00:46)
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This transcript covers the reproductive process of moss, including the development of eggs and sperm, fertilization, and the resulting sporophyte structure.
ChapterGrowing Moss: Transplant it
EpisodeSelects: How Moss Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
A discussion on the life cycle of Aperculum, a type of plant, which involves the release of spores that germinate into another plant.
21:47 - 22:45 (00:57)
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A discussion on the life cycle of Aperculum, a type of plant, which involves the release of spores that germinate into another plant.
ChapterGrowing Moss: Transplant it
EpisodeSelects: How Moss Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
The process of moss reproduction is simple as a fragment of it would reproduce into a new one when it lands on a moist surface.
22:45 - 24:15 (01:30)
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The process of moss reproduction is simple as a fragment of it would reproduce into a new one when it lands on a moist surface. Moss is known for its adaptability and can grow in any environment as long as there's moisture.
ChapterGrowing Moss: Transplant it
EpisodeSelects: How Moss Works
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Learn about effortless ways to grow moss in your garden, from simply transplanting it to mixing it with buttermilk and painting it onto a surface.
24:15 - 26:16 (02:01)
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Learn about effortless ways to grow moss in your garden, from simply transplanting it to mixing it with buttermilk and painting it onto a surface. Moss prefers low sunlight and low acidity and can act as an excellent alternative to grass in areas with low sunlight.