I collected this attractive bright green moss from a nearby spring seep, found growing on rocks and mucky soil. It is growing beautifully under my fluorescent lighting system. At first I thought it was Pincushion Moss, but I have since learned it is probably a type of Silver Moss, genus Bryum. Not long ago I found a picture on the web of Drosera anglica growing on rock in what appears to be Pincushion Moss. This inspired me to find some similar moss myself. I will be using it as a decorative ground cover in pots with some of my upright leafed sundews, D. anglica and D. capillaris Long Arm.
