Naturally growing bright green moss

[Big Lou]

The very porous man made pumice stones used in and around the pound are the perfect host for moss. Here are a photo. Please note that this moss developes on its own.

 

[Lisak1]

Love it! Your pond gets a good bit of shade, doesn't it @Big Lou ?

 

[Big Lou]

A lot of shade.

 

[j.w]

I get some shade in spots where I get some good moss growing. It looks very nice growing on that pumice stone.

 

[JBtheExplorer]

Wish I had some shady spots. I get a little bit of moss to grow here and there but not enough shade to get a lot of it. I'm going to try to get it to grow under my mini bridge this year.

 

[Big Lou]

Regarding our pumice stones. Bought those from Lowes about 13 years or so ago. Initially very expensive @ about $25 each. Then when they did not sell the price dropped by half. I got the bulk of mine even cheaper by buying all left in stock. You must wear puncture proof gloves because the pumice slices your skin like razor blades. In fact, I suspect our long ago fish cut themselves and became infected. Otherwise the stones are beautiful. Think they can still be bought from web stores.

 

[haver79]

Love the moss on the rocks.

 

[Tula]

Beautiful, but I've got fish , so will admire yours

 

[Jason]

Awesome! I wish my pond was not in full sunlight :/