Haircap Moss 

Haircap Moss should have been named the Cure-All because this beautiful plant can solve any garden dilemma. Out of the 15,000 species, it is the easiest to grow.

This hardy plant grows on every continent, including Antarctica. It can grow naturally along forest streams, bogs, and coastal plains.

This plant prefers partial shade but can also grow in shady or sunny parts of the garden. It is not a picky plant but thrives best in clay or sandy soil.

The Haircap Moss Loves Moist Soil

Moist soil conditions are best for optimal growth, but this hardy plant will tolerate slow-draining areas and low moisture content. It is easy to see when the plant needs watering because the coloring diminishes slightly, and the leaves will curl tightly around the stem. The leaves spring back open as soon as they receive water.

This Moss Can Thrive In Shade Or Indirect Sunlight

This plant prefers partial shade, but it can also grow in shady or sunny parts of the garden. It is no surprise that it is the most commonly used plant in landscaping; this excellent plant is very diverse. It is widely used for flower bed borders, ground cover, or anywhere a pop of color is needed.

Moss Can Control Soil Erosion

They even control erosion on uneven grounds and are deficient in maintenance. They have an average life span of three to five years, reproduce effortlessly, and stay green all year round.

These Plants Can Reach 4 Inches Tall

The average height of the Haircap Moss is two to four inches, but it is one of the taller species and can grow up to twelve inches tall. During the warmer seasons, this plant will sprout spores from the top for reproduction. Although the reproduction spore starts as light green, it can turn various yellow, orange, and red.