Dried Sphagnum Moss 50cc
€2.49
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This moss, although dehydrated, helps retain a lot of moisture and is an ideal place for springtails (waste cleaners) to hide and breed in.
This moss, although dehydrated, helps retain a lot of moisture and is an ideal place for springtails (waste cleaners) to hide and breed in.
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