Rhizomnium thrives in moist, shaded environments, often found carpeting forest floors or clinging to damp rocks. Its distinctive large, green leaves, which are soft and slightly ribbed, help in absorbing moisture efficiently. This adaptation not only supports its survival in low-light conditions but also aids in the colonization of spaces where few plants can thrive.
Propagation:
Rhizomnium is primarily propagated through division, not cuttings or seeds. Success requires high humidity, stable mild temperatures, and acidic, moist soil. Divide rhizomes during dormancy, keep soil moist, provide indirect light, and maintain humidity for best results.
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