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Moss is a small plant that loves shady places without flowers or seeds. Moss can stay and grow in almost any room in your home if you moisten it once a day. In fact, you may want to create a small moss garden, it could live for several years if you don’t get too wet. This little plant is perfect for decoration in spring, as it brings a natural touch and freshness to every room in your home. There is no doubt that the images you will see will inspire you to create your own ideas and apply them in your home. But in addition to giving that natural and fresh touch, in the same way its color and texture provides calm. That is why spring decoration is always welcome in the home, whatever plant you use.
Decorating with moss in spring
You can decorate the Easter table with moss and colored eggs. You can also make a wreath for the door of your house with this little plant. Small mossy terrariums are certainly incredibly adorable. Similarly, for Easter you can make a moss covered egg basket. Likewise, if you want to make decorations for your garden, there are many ideas. In fact, you can learn how to grow this little plant. So start to get inspired and create great decorations with moss and let your imagination run wild and join your family to make DIY projects for decorating your home this spring.
This little plant requires little maintenance, but of course you have to take care of it. Of course, you also have the option of using faux moss, although it may not look so natural, it is timeless. Adding moss topiaries for decoration is really easy. You can also place them in bowls or candle holders and put them on the mantelpiece, window sill, or dining room table or in your living room. You can also consider placing moss in a bird cage.
A very unusual way to use it for your home is to decorate a wall with it. But for this, you may need expert help. The moss letters hanging on the front door of your home. It is certainly a cool door decoration, which you can match with hanging moss balls. This beautiful little plant is also perfect for decorating not only the interior or exterior of your home. But also for festive decorations like Easter, birthdays and weddings.
Ideas for Decorating Your Home with Moss in Spring
When decorating this spring, consider adding simple moss-covered spheres. These are great for centerpieces when grouped with candles or cut flowers. Create your little indoor garden with a stylish apothecary jar and moss from your patio or garden. It is worth mentioning that, this beautiful plant comes in a variety of shades of green, from the darkest and deepest to the lightest. Moss prefers cool, damp places to crawl slowly. So you can usually find it in shady spots in your yard. This small plant can be enjoyed indoors, as well as a living plant or in a preserved form to decorate a simple sphere, a flower crown or a terrarium.
Moss can be a fresh and lively decoration for a spring-themed shelf or coffee table. Likewise, it is available to harvest outdoors, if you want to grow something. As we already mentioned, there are many varieties to choose from and mixing them together looks great. Using live moss in your décor of course requires little care. You need a little light and just a little water to stay hydrated. Growing moss in a terrarium will give you the opportunity to create a small garden inside your home. Vintage apothecary jars are elegant and provide an ideal environment for most mosses.
Moss crowns
Without a doubt, a crown is an eye-catching detail for your decoration. Wreaths made with this little plant and a few twigs will instantly add a refreshing touch to your home décor. Of course you can place them both at the front door and inside your home, transforming a sad wall into something much more joyful. In addition, the crowns offer an incredibly authentic texture and natural look.
Depending on your preferences, you can display these wonderful works without any additional decoration. Or use them as a base to add various natural or artificial flowers, ribbons, fake butterflies or whatever comes to mind. Don’t just consider the front door crowns. You can even hang them from the ceiling, decorate your walls or decorate shelves. You can also use them as centerpieces, treating them like rings and place some candles inside. You could also consider making several mini crowns and decorating your dining room chairs. Without a doubt, this will enhance your decoration and surprise your guests.
Grow your own moss
Learning how to grow mosses indoors is a really simple task. In fact, it can be a great project for parents and children to do together. Well, start by getting a clear glass container with a lid, such as a terrarium or large jar. Place about an inch and a half of pebbles in the bottom of the container. Then cover it with about an inch of granulated charcoal, which you can find at fish supply stores.
Then add about two inches of potting soil and mist the soil with a spray bottle filled with water. You can create the base of your mini moss garden by laying out stones of different sizes and branching sticks so that the ground looks like the forest floor. It is best to place the largest objects in the back and the smallest in the front. You can place moss on the larger objects and fill the rest of the area with shredded pieces of moss flakes. Spray your little plant, cover the container, and place it in a room away from bright, direct sunlight.
Make sure to press the moss firmly onto the rocks and the ground. If the potting soil you used is fluffy, push it down to make a single dough. You can also keep the pieces of moss attached to the rocks with fishing line, if necessary. Of course, as the plant grows, it will hide the thread. You can also plant live mosses in a planter for an interesting display in an indoor hallway or hallway. You can even use live moss as indoor mulch for plants you already have inside your home.
Indoor Moss Care
Keeping moss indoors is also very easy. This is because it doesn’t need a lot of moisture or sunlight and absolutely no fertilizers. You only need to spray the surface a couple of times a week to keep the moss moist. After spraying, replace the top of the bowl, leaving only a small space for the air to be exchanged. Similarly, caring for this little plant inside your home includes giving the container the right amount of light. If you have a window through which sunlight comes in, you can place your container nearby so it can get two hours of morning light. But then remove it from direct light. You can also grow your indoor mini moss garden on a desk with a fluorescent lamp, approximately 12 inches above the container.
Beautiful Moss Spheres
To make this beautiful DIY project with moss for your home decoration you will only need moss, Styrofoam or a small ball, Mod Podge, a foam brush and a skewer. We recommend that you work it on a newspaper so that you do not get anything dirty. First, place a skewer on the bottom of the Styrofoam ball so that it is much easier to hold it while you place the moss. Using a foam brush, paint the Mod Podge over the entire ball. Then lay the moss or sprinkle it over the entire ball until it’s completely covered.
Once you have covered the entire ball, remove the skewer and place it in the pot. Of course, you can also display your moss balls without having to place them in a pot. You can simply group them on the coffee table in your living room or dining room, even in your kitchen or bathroom. These spheres can retain their beautiful color for years if kept out of direct sunlight. Use this project as part of your spring décor as centerpieces, on shelves, sheds, or interspersed with candles, shade-tolerant live plants, or cut flowers.
Moss Monograms and Numbers to Decorate
These are simple yet eye-catching projects to complement a springtime decor in your home. For both letters and numbers, you will need large pieces of natural moss, hot glue, a large foam board, scissors, pencil, and an Xacto knife. The first thing you should do is draw the letter or number you want on your foam board using a pencil. Then cut the outline of the number or letter with the help of the Xacto knife.
Once you have cut out the shape, you are ready to glue your moss. Well, for this there is no exact technique, so you should place your moss in the best possible way for you in your number or letter, until you cover the entire area. Hot glue the moss as you go. If you think you need to cut out parts of the moss and glue them into small pieces, just do it. Once you have glued and covered your entire figure, with the help of the scissors, cut the outline so that all the edges look good and neat.
Finally, and it is optional, you can stick a ribbon on it if you want to hang it. However, you can place it on a shelf. Feel free to use and create some great DIY projects for decorating your home with moss for spring. Use it to make cute terrariums, to fill apothecary jars, flower pots, vases, bowls. You can create nests directly on your table or inside chandeliers or cages. You can place colorful Easter eggs, moss balls or artificial flowers inside your nests.
Simple centerpiece only with moss and candles
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Small wreath to decorate the outside
