Acidic soil pH, breezes, patchy spots, poor drainage and shade are factors that cause moss to grow on a lawn. Moss favors a pH no higher than 5.8 in soils that are damp and are neither densely covered nor nicely sunlit. It spread by spore so its presence is guaranteed by light winds during warm weather.
The sloth does not grow moss, the moss does.
Moisture, shade, shelter, slow-growing plants, soil and somewhat still air cause moss to grow in lawns. Mosses (Bryophytaplant division) flourish in damp, shady areas that foster growth in mats. They need surfaces to adhere to and will settle for damp, quiet, shaded bark, rocks, soil and water.
They cannot grow on a rock but will grow among rocks Moss however will grow quite happily on rocks.
Like any other plants, it requires nutrients and moistness to grow.
To effectively get rid of moss in a shady lawn, you can improve drainage, reduce shade, aerate the soil, adjust the pH level, and use moss-killing products or natural remedies like vinegar or baking soda.
moss can grow on a rock
if it is a underwater moss it will or else it will rot.
To grow moss on concrete statues, you can create a moss slurry by blending moss with water and buttermilk, then apply it to the statue. Keep the statue moist and in a shady area to encourage moss growth.
No it does not
by watering it
Yes, dry sphagnum moss can grow if properly rehydrated.
you should grow a new lawn when you realize it is starting to die and get ugly and brown.