Ritual & Root - Substrata Humoris - Long Fiber Sphagnum Moss

Substrata Humoris

noun $səb-ˈstrā-tə hyü-ˈmȯr-əs$
From Latin: humor — “moisture,” “fluid,” or the vital damp

1. A moss of the bog — soft, absorbent, and ancient — designed to cradle water without drowning roots.
2. A reservoir of breath and moisture, favored by propagators and carnivorous cultivators alike.
3. Neither soil nor sponge, but something older — a memory of wetlands, held in strands.

Contains:

• Long-fiber sphagnum moss (dried and hand-packed, 30g per bag)

Use Alone or Blend With:
Charcoal, bark, perlite — for propagation, layering, or as a base for carnivorous species.

Prepared by Curio Plants
From the wetlands, with breath and time.