Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
It must not be what I have. Mine doesn't grow roots down into my pot at all. Which was what made me pause. All this what I first thought aa paranoia. It grows roots you say. I've never seen moss just not peel off the surface of even soil when collecting for accent pots and what not. I've even collected it for friends in Florida for shows. So what I'm after...must be something entirely different.Scotch moss can be a real problem in a bonsai pot. It grows quickly and produces a mass of roots (real moss doesn’t have roots). Left on its own in a pot, I’ve found scotch moss to make a thick mostly impenetrable layer on top of soil. So much so it can clog drainage and sometimes prevent water from draining into the trees root mass.
It can be very difficult to keep under control and spreads to other pots quickly. I pull it as soon as I see it.
And what I collect doesn't have roots.