Aloe haircap (Pogonatum aloides)

Aloe haircap

Aloe haircap is a species of moss known for its upright, hair-like tufts that thrive in damp, shaded environments. Its slender green stems and tiny leaves often form dense, cushiony mats, providing a soft, velvety ground cover. This moss is especially adapted to retain moisture, enabling it to inhabit areas from woodlands to rocky slopes, showcasing nature's resilience and diversity.

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Aloe haircap (Pogonatum aloides)

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Care Guide for Aloe haircap

Pruning: Aloe haircap exhibits tufted, moss-like green growth. Prune in early spring to eliminate dead stems and enhance air circulation, preventing disease. Use clean tools for precise cuts at the base. Regular pruning fosters a denser appearance and maintains the plant's shape for optimal health.

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