Pack Size: 200L

Product Description

Peat Moss Peat moss comes from peat bogs, many of which are found in the wetland areas of Canada. Peat bogs are formed, over the course of very long periods of time, as organic materials partially decompose. Because of the water in these bogs, anaerobic conditions are maintained. Anaerobic conditions slow down full decomposition. The result is that the peat moss is preserved almost indefinitely. Peat moss is made from these layers of decomposing organic materials, one of which is once-living sphagnum moss Though you technically can't make your own true peat moss, you can replicate it by making leaf mold, which is also a soil amendment made from composted leaves. Peat moss is commonly sold in bales (covered in plastic) at home improvement centers. When you break open a bag, the substance resembles very dry, caked-up soil. -How it is used Though you technically can't make your own true peat moss, you can replicate it by making leaf mold, which is also a soil amendment made from composted leaves. Peat moss is commonly sold in bales (covered in plastic) at home improvement centers. When you break open a bag, the substance resembles very dry, caked-up soil.