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MoNS

All-in-one solution for moss

Mons is a moss-only fertilizer that provides optimal nutrition and environment for healthy moss growth.

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It supports rapid adaptation and stable growth of moss, and enables high-quality cultivation.

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How to use MoNs

1. Mix Solution A and Solution B in a 1:1 ratio
2. Dilute MoNS with water at a 1:100 ratio.
3. Evenly spray the diluted MoNS mixture onto the surface of the moss.

Effects of MoNS

MoNS Reduces Moss Cultivation Time by 30%

Using MoNS accelerates moss growth by around 30% compared to traditional methods using purified or rainwater.

MoNS enhances moss health by 1.5 to 2.2 times

Based on weight and length as indicators of moss health, moss cultivated with MoNS was found to be approximately 1.5 to 2.2 times healthier than that grown by conventional methods.

Applicable Sites

Landscaping and Vertical Greening

Terrarium

Moss wall

Moss Cultivation Farm

FAQ

Moss spore fluid
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Selects the moss species best suited to the target soil

Nutrient solution
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Supports initial moss growth and soil recovery.

Hormone solution
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Supports moss adaptation and growth.

Moss symbiotic microbial solution

Helps restore the soil in the target area.

How to use Mosby

Moss absorbs nutrients through the stomata on its stems and leaves. This is why Mossbi can thrive even in degraded soils.

1. Dilute Mosby in a specified amount of water.
2. Spray the diluted Mosby over the degraded soil.
3. The degraded soil is restored into healthy soil.

Effects of Mosby

Organic Matter and Carbon Levels in Reclaimed Soil after Mosby Application

Results from Mosby application have proven that the physical and chemical properties of the soil are improved, enabling faster and more efficient greening.

Phosphorus Levels in Reclaimed Soil after Mosby Application

By providing essential nutrients to the soil in a stable manner, Mosby delivers outstanding performance in ecosystem restoration. All of these effects are supported by measurable scientific data.

Applicable Sites

Forest disaster zones

Reclaimed land and areas with excessive fertilizer accumulation

Aging or deteriorated industrial zones

Ecologically damaged or destroyed areas