Rhizogonium

Rhizogonium is a type of moss characterized by its fine, delicate structure, typically forming dense, green mats on moist substrates. Its slender stems and small, spaced leaves adapt well to shaded, humid environments, thriving on forest floors or shaded rock faces. The leaves often appear slightly curled when dry, expanding in moist conditions to maximize water absorption.

Scientific classification

Genus

Rhizogonium (Rhizogonium)

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Species

Rhizogonium distichum

Care Guide for Rhizogonium

Propagation: Propagation of rhizogonium involves spore sowing, division, or tissue culture, each requiring specific conditions. Success depends on light, humidity, and sterile substrates. Techniques include equipment sterilization and ensuring high humidity. For division, separate clumps during dormancy and maintain high humidity and indirect light until established.

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