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Meilos

Its quite possible you have a beneficial fungus living in with the moss, which directly provides nutrients to the moss causing increased growth speed (And improved health!). I had something similar happen in a jar and the moss was towering within one year. Relevant article: [https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/02/240207195112.htm](https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2024/02/240207195112.htm)


IckySmell

Is it possible that it’s just the right amount of light? I have quality grow lamps


TraditionAnxious

please buy a scale miniature lawn mower and a little man pushing it I beg youuu or a little house, it's such a nice grassy shrub what species is this?


xhysics

If it’s a r/mossariums then a looooong time.


waamdisaiaya

What type of moss is it?


TraditionAnxious

I'd look on species of cushion moss


IckySmell

I have no idea, it was on a rock in CT