Is the peat moss dry or does it have some moisture content in it?
1617958
It is premoistened.it feels damp but is not very wet. There is enough moisture to allow it to readily soak up more water. I use to grow carnivorous plants and it works great.
1617959
It's been awhile since I ordered this but I remember it being a tiny bit damp- nothing that bothered me- but I ordered the wrong moss- I meant to get the long sphagnum moss- this stuff was all broken down into a fine mixture- I ended up adding it to some potting soil to help retain moisture
1467934
Moisture is still the same. We currently don't have African Violets but in the past we never had any problems.
720276
I wouldn't classify it as dry. It has a strong smell when applied, but quickly becomes more airy. It is my absolute favorite fragrance!
204107
it dries quickly and keeps moisture off. I haven't used it on damp grass as I've only used at the beach (it is perfect at the beach). My guess would be lightly damp ok, really damp will leak through.
683456
Temperature does not seem to have an effect, but moisture content of the wood does. The drier the better!
1863812
It doesn't say on the bottle. But it is the last ingrediants listed if that helps. I'm in Colorado and it seems to help lock in moisture for me
1277126
One of the nice things about coconut bricks is that it is a renewable source of filler with favorable physical qualities. That having been said, you might be over thinking this option. Peat Moss works fine though its not a renewable resource it is currently abundant, available and inexpensive. Sawdust works fine too. If you can easily get the bricks, fine, but ordering them online and agonizing over the choices might be giving it more thought and effort than you need. Bricks, Peat, or Saw Dust. They all work fine.
1548701
Yes the wood I placed under the cover stayed dry. I am happy with my purchase.
533020
It has a slight chemical smell for a short period of time, but is not offensive. Appears to dissipate when it has dried.
1338757
Mine arrived a few days ahead of my farm as well. Just put the worms in a bucket with some damp coir at the bottom and shredded newspaper on top. Not sure about the peat moss and it's acidity. You can throw salad and fruit scraps just under the paper to give some extra nutrients. Put a board or something on it as a lid. To contain the worm shine a light on the top of the lid and they won't escape.
1183193
it can it can be used just like peat moss in place of soil. It can be used and reused say in pots or containers. I mixed it with my soil because I have clay and it helps to break up the clay and keeps the nutrients and moisture in. I highly recommend it.
1150536
I have not had the occasion to have it fully emerged but I was on a real heavy downpour and my stuff was dry inside. Hope this helped. Happy shopping
917249
It's not a microfiber or anything, so there is usually a little moisture, like a normal sponge.
1241316
No, there are always moisture on all parts. I use a bottle rake for drying.
1867016
It won't spread it ft it's wet or compact. If it is dry and loose it will work such as peat moss.
1272426
The whole lot is fairly dry, but there aren't many stems or very much other assorted detritus. It's mainly flowers & buds. It's very highly scented, with the bonus of being organic (no herbicide/insecticide residue), and the sachets I make from it have been big sellers at the animal refuge thrift shop where I work.
1263352
I just hung mine in my house at room temp. Depending on the herb, drying times differ. I just went by feel. If it crumbled and crackled ,it was dry enough! Bottled some basil for a couple of friends and they literally swooned at the scent. Good luck!