
Reinder Moss
Cladonia rangiferina, commonly known as Reindeer Moss, is a slow-growing lichen with a soft, spongy texture, and an eye-catching white-grey hue, ideal for creating a unique, textural accent in your terrarium or paludarium.
Reindeer Moss, or Cladonia rangiferina, is not a true moss but a lichen, a symbiotic combination of fungus and algae. Its unique structure creates a fascinating, spongy surface, adding an element of texture and contrast to your terrarium or paludarium setup. The reindeer moss displays an intriguing white-grey color that lightens further when dry, making it a striking complement to the typical greenery in your setup. It's a slow-growing lichen that prefers indirect light and requires a moist environment to maintain its soft, spongy texture.
- Plant Type: Lichen (Reindeer Moss)
- Growth Habit: Slow-growing, compact
- Leaf Colour: White-Grey
- Light Requirements: Prefers indirect light
- Watering: Requires consistent moisture to maintain sponginess
- Humidity: Moderate to High
Your Reindeer Moss comes in a clear 140x100mm cup made from PLA (corn starch), a 100% compostable material. The cup includes a 4mm hole for air exchange, creating a mini greenhouse environment for your moss while it is in transit and on display.
- A slow-growing lichen that adds a unique texture and white-grey hue to your terrarium or paludarium.
- Requires consistent moisture to maintain its soft, spongy texture.
- Tolerates a range of light conditions but prefers indirect light.
- Select a location in your setup where the Reindeer Moss will receive indirect light.
- Carefully remove the Reindeer Moss from the packaging. You can use a spoon, your fingers, or even cut the PLA packaging for easier access.
- Position the Reindeer Moss on your chosen surface in the setup.
- Maintain consistent moisture levels for your Reindeer Moss to preserve its spongy texture.
- Trim the Reindeer Moss as necessary to control growth and maintain your desired aesthetic.
- Remember to compost the PLA packaging after use, aligning your green thumb with sustainable practices.































