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Moss on houseplant

fjon · 2008-11-06 09:22:22

One of my potted houseplants (rubber plant) has moss growing in it. I was wondering should I remove it, or is it harmless? Doesn't seem to be affecting the plant too much yet.

06-11-2008 9:22am

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fjon

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One of my potted houseplants (rubber plant) has moss growing in it.
I was wondering should I remove it, or is it harmless? Doesn't seem to be affecting the plant too much yet.

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#2 06-11-2008 1:42pm

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Keep the moss and enjoy it. For bonsai growers moss is a bonus, helping to retain moisture and adding a new visual texture to the plant. It makes the plant look 'mature'.

I'm older than Minecraft goats.

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#3 06-11-2008 3:28pm

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Great - thanks a lot. I'll leave it so.

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