Java moss

[Prickly Magoo]

I got a thing of java moss on that wire sheet to attach to a piece of manzanita wood. I was wondering if i can cut that metal sheet in half without damaging the moss so i can add the java moss to 2 different spots on the manzanita wood?

[Mmiller2001]

It would be fine to cut it however you want.

[Prickly Magoo]

Ok i just didn't know if it would kill the plant if i cut it down the middle. My first time keeping any kind of moss

Thanks for the reply

[Mmiller2001]

Each strand of moss is capable of producing more moss.

[Prickly Magoo]

Ok i see. Thanks for the help. Much appreciated.

[Pepere]

You can also take the moss off of the mesh.  Typically it is just held down with fine thread.

[nabokovfan87]

12 hours ago, Prickly Magoo said:

I got a thing of java moss on that wire sheet to attach to a piece of manzanita wood. I was wondering if i can cut that metal sheet in half without damaging the moss so i can add the java moss to 2 different spots on the manzanita wood?

The moss should be tied with some string on the mesh.  Depending on how you plan to attach that moss to the wood is a bit of a key factor here.

If you want to glue that moss or tie it, maybe there is a method for you to find the end of the thread and detach it from the mesh. 

[Peaceful Fish]

I just pull a little Java moss off and superglue it to another rock or piece of wood. Even a little bit will start spreading and growing quickly.