How Do You Grow Annuals In Sphagnum Moss?
If you do not have a yard big enough for a full-scale garden or if you want to add a little color to a specific spot, containers may be the answer for you. Anything can be grown in a container. One particular type of plant, an annual, does very well in containers. Annuals are plants that only grow once and do not grow back the following year. Using sphagnum moss will help maintain an adequate moisture level in your potted plant when mixed with other potting materials. Choose a container that is sturdy and has drainage holes. Clay pots are porous and breathe well, however, you will have to water it more often. Choose an annual based on the environment in which you will be growing it. Determine if your plant will have direct sunlight or moderate sunlight. Mix the potting soil, sphagnum moss, and perlite together in equal parts. Add the soil mixture to the potting container. Fill up to 1 1/2″ from the top. Arrange your annuals around the container before planting to determine proper spaci
