Many types of vegetation can be preserved with glycerin. I have some leaves I picked and preserved more than ten years ago and they are dark, but still flexible. They were in a dark box for most of the time - I think they would not have lasted so long in sunlight.
Thanks for the tutorial! I still have one question, do you need to dry the moss after collecting from the forest, before putting it into the solution? If yes how do you dry it, and when do you know it's ready to put into the solution? Merry Christmas and a great start into new year!
I just bought some moss to use for crafts, love everything nature to use for decorating, it was expensive. I was thinking to myself I probably could do my own moss, like you found nothing online showing how to preserve moss.This was interesting and informative, thanking for sharing.
Hello Natalia, Great video. in the USA one use for this Lichen moss is for use as trees on model trains, it can get expensive to buy already prepared. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Rob
Great video! Very informative and just what I was looking for. I am in Ontario, Canada, and we have tons of moss, so I am excited to try this. Thanks for sharing & and I love your personality!
I live in Alabama & we have lots of reindeer lichen/moss in the woods. I'm going to go get some tomorrow & want to try this. Only thing is I can't find where to buy the glycerol ☹️
Is the moss still looking good? Also, I read that cockroaches are attracted to glycerin! So just to be sure, I've been thinking of something that could stop that. Maybe satin acrylic sealer spray after the glycerin moss is dry? I read about applying hairspray and I guess it has a chemical reaction leading to color loss. What are your thoughts on options? There's not many discussions around preserving plants this way for permanent display.
Hi Natalia! Up until a few days ago, I had no idea that moss was so popular! I stumbled upon your video by accident and am so happy that I did!! Now that I'm seeing all of the creative things that can be made with moss, I am excited about trying some projects myself! I've located fields of reindeer moss and have gathered way more than I should have, but with our long harsh winters where I live, I figured its better to be safe than sorry! I have a question though.... I have dried the moss very well ... its crispy.... do you think it will be okay stored in boxes the way it is, or will it crumble and turn to dust over time? Dying and preserving it in small batches as I need it sure would be easier than tackling it all at once. Thank You again for sharing your time and knowledge with us!!!
Thanks for your comment! You did everything perfectly :) it will stay crispy and ready to be stabilized. Just be careful and don't smash it by accident, like my 6 year old son did with mine 😅
Thank you so much for your video. I just picked a bunch of moss and I am trying your technique now. I was wondering is your moss still green and soft? I want to make thinhs to sell and Iwant to be sure the moss stays nice. Thank you so much!
hello Natalia, you explained that very well. i'm going to try this too. Which road was that where you passed on the way back. Where there was such a beautiful big moss. 🤭👍 really super beautiful. Kind regards, Conny😉👍🍀🌹
Inspiring video! :) I'd love to make some acoustic panels with this moss for our podcast studio. If only we had the same access to reindeer moss here in the states!
wow! I imagine it will look amazing and functional! great idea! Scandinavia is a perfect place to collect this moss, I agree :) but try your luck. Start with a pine forest
Hi! I dont know what area of the states you live, but I am in Northern Michigan and reindeer moss is very abundant here. I googled what type of environment it grows in and that was a big help in locating it. I learned its a lot more plentiful than I imagined.... but then, I never looked for it before.
Love it! Thank you for this. How long your stabilized moss is "fresh" ? I want to make my own green wall but I am wondering how long it will be green :P
It will loose colour over time from sunlight or from dust settling on it. Best to keep out of direct sunlight as Natalia said, and to clean carefully with pressurised air. You can buy it in spray cans from stores that sell electronics
Hi can you tell people to all was leave 80% so it can feed animals and regrow Iv seen a lot of flowers lost in the wild or in a place it grew and then to much was pike
Yes! I used my solution three times and probably could use more. But is it good to add more paint after each time because otherwise color becomes lighter. And don't forget to heat it. I used microwave
Hey! I am trying to clean and dry some Missouri rock moss for gluing onto a paintball or airsoft weapon for ghillie-like camouflage. What is THE best method to washing and drying moss to keep it not only green, but mailable and not brittle?
I would recommend to wash this type of moss very gently or maybe even better if you just clip the soil and other dirt with scissors. After that, you can stabilize it with glycerol and water as I did in this video, just don't add paint to keep it more natural for better camouflage
You are so right you can't find any video's on drying moss. I loved your tutorial, great job. I'm looking forward to seeing your finished clock.
Thanks! it is comming soon!
THIS is really interesting.
I surfed whole internet but I was not able to fine any information on this topic. You helped a lot!
Thank you, Mihir! I am happy to hear that!
Many types of vegetation can be preserved with glycerin. I have some leaves I picked and preserved more than ten years ago and they are dark, but still flexible. They were in a dark box for most of the time - I think they would not have lasted so long in sunlight.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
This is really useful for people making dioramas/sceneries. Thanks for sharing!
Why I'm here 👍
This is so helpful. I am making my first moss-project now with reindeer lichten, and following your guide step-by step!
Ohhh tack! Jag har letat i timmar efter hur man kan färga mossa och så äntligen hittar man din video!
Tack! :)
Thanks for the tutorial!
I still have one question, do you need to dry the moss after collecting from the forest, before putting it into the solution? If yes how do you dry it, and when do you know it's ready to put into the solution?
Merry Christmas and a great start into new year!
Good question
I just bought some moss to use for crafts, love everything nature to use for decorating, it was expensive. I was thinking to myself I probably could do my own moss, like you found nothing online showing how to preserve moss.This was interesting and informative, thanking for sharing.
thank you Nathalia, your presentation is beautiful, not at all agressive like other people do....nice music, perfect!
Thank you so much for sharing your video, you are so sweet and am looking forward to watching more of your videos ❣️
Hello Natalia, Great video. in the USA one use for this Lichen moss is for use as trees on model trains, it can get expensive to buy already prepared. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Rob
बहुत ही बेहतरीन वीडियो पूरे यूट्यूब पर बस एक ही मिला 🙏🤗❤
@8:32: "So, a little bit I squooze it..." Charming!
thank you so much for this tutorial. and for sharing your methods!!
Great video! Very informative and just what I was looking for. I am in Ontario, Canada, and we have tons of moss, so I am excited to try this. Thanks for sharing & and I love your personality!
Lucky! I wish we had that moss in the USA. Thanks for the video!
Yeah this type of moss only grows in very high quality air, we have some here but not much
I live in Alabama & we have lots of reindeer lichen/moss in the woods. I'm going to go get some tomorrow & want to try this. Only thing is I can't find where to buy the glycerol ☹️
Very informative video. Super
thanks!
Awesome video! thank you for recording all the process!
Thank you so much for this!!!! You are so sweet! Happy Naturing!!
Super génial !! Merci beaucoups de votre expérience et partage !!
Great video. Not too long and just the important parts. Thumbs up 👍
Amazing Video Thank you for taking the time to do this!
BIG like for you! best tutorial found so far! 1000x! thanks
Thanks!
Thank you ♥️ this is what I was looking for. Need to see your more videos more often
thank you! It is a pleasure to hear so!
Thank you, im a terrarist, and I want to do preserved moss terrariuns, will try this!
Nice and crisp.thank you.
Thank you and Aloha from Maui
Great tips, there is live moss all around my home, gota definitely try this ❤
great! good luck with it!
Awesome!
I'm interested on doing this project. Thanks for the tips
thanks! good luck with it!
Fantastic
Great vid 👌🏼 going to watch the clock now! 👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you so much for this video! I have been trying to find out how to preserve mid for quite awhile now... Many thanks! ❤️
(I meant moss lol)
Thank you from Canada. It grows here too.
Thank you so much for this video! It explained how to do it so well. 🙂
Hi, Very nice video ! how long did you left the moss drying after taking out of solution ? The room temperature and circulated or not ? Thank you.
Very curious for your next video, making a moss wall. :)
Your video is informative, charming and quirky, nice
very beatifull
Wow!
It's so interesting)!
Thanks))
wow thanks for sharing liked your video.
Thank u very much.
Cant wait to try it
Nice and informative, thanks! That's what I was looking for)
thanks for watching it!
very nice
Hi natalia, thank you for this video, beautifull work.
Please no problem with insects and mosquito?
That was very helpful. Thank you for the beautiful video😊
What glycerin do you use? Food or something else?
Please, record video with make moss wall. Tnx.
Awesome video 👌, so helpful
Thank you so much. This has been very helpfull :) Amazing video. I wish you all the best ❤️
Thank you for the comment! It encourages!
Can you do your next video on moss frames, they will really look amazing!
great idea! definitely will do that!
Great video, thanks for the help 👌🏻
beautiful. wish i could find these in India
Do you have suggestions on growing a moss garden outdoors? Thank you
دوست دارم ممنون
Very nice, thank you Natalia
Thanks you just saved me some money 💰
Is the moss still looking good? Also, I read that cockroaches are attracted to glycerin! So just to be sure, I've been thinking of something that could stop that. Maybe satin acrylic sealer spray after the glycerin moss is dry? I read about applying hairspray and I guess it has a chemical reaction leading to color loss. What are your thoughts on options? There's not many discussions around preserving plants this way for permanent display.
This was sooooooo helpful!!!! Thank you so very much!!🤗
Wow thank you so much 🇨🇦
Wow i wish i had a jackpot like that near me lol
How wonderful! I'm looking to buy preserved mosses here in Brazil, do you know who can send them?
Hello! Is there several type of glycerol. Or we can use what we find in store?
Very inspiring
Can you use industrial alcohol instead of water?
Big Help! Thank you 😊
Very Helpful.,Thank you from France👍
Salut du coup c'est quoi la recette exact le temps d'immersion je parle pas anglais😅 merci d'avance pour ta reponse
Thank you for sharing
Hi Natalia! Up until a few days ago, I had no idea that moss was so popular! I stumbled upon your video by accident and am so happy that I did!! Now that I'm seeing all of the creative things that can be made with moss, I am excited about trying some projects myself! I've located fields of reindeer moss and have gathered way more than I should have, but with our long harsh winters where I live, I figured its better to be safe than sorry! I have a question though.... I have dried the moss very well ... its crispy.... do you think it will be okay stored in boxes the way it is, or will it crumble and turn to dust over time? Dying and preserving it in small batches as I need it sure would be easier than tackling it all at once. Thank You again for sharing your time and knowledge with us!!!
Thanks for your comment! You did everything perfectly :) it will stay crispy and ready to be stabilized. Just be careful and don't smash it by accident, like my 6 year old son did with mine 😅
is glycerine toxic to jumping spiders? I'm planning to put one preserved moss in my jumping spider enclosure
So helpful, thank you so much!
Thank you!!
Thank you for your interesting Video. I would like to see more of it ;-)
thanks! It is a pleasure to hear!
Awesome 👌👌💟
What happens if you don't add the dye would it stay the natural color that it was?
Thank you so much for your video. I just picked a bunch of moss and I am trying your technique now. I was wondering is your moss still green and soft? I want to make thinhs to sell and Iwant to be sure the moss stays nice. Thank you so much!
Did it work with cold solution? I have a lot of moss and glycerol is quite expensive
Hi Natalia, I’m curious if you be able to use the sabe solution on yoir other moss.
Thank you
I love all yoir video
Rosana
NICE video!
Nice of you to share it. What's the use of glycerol in moss?
hello Natalia,
you explained that very well.
i'm going to try this too.
Which road was that where you passed on the way back. Where there was such a beautiful big moss. 🤭👍 really super beautiful.
Kind regards, Conny😉👍🍀🌹
can i piut this moss inside the aquarium??
Thank you!
Hi Natalie,thank you for your content,was very helpful .Did you dry the moss, or how do clean the roots ?THANK YOU
Perfect ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your good training
Is this the same way to build a moss wall?
Thank you so much for this tutorial. The best one! I have a question. Can I preserve wild mushrooms following this tutorial?
Inspiring video! :) I'd love to make some acoustic panels with this moss for our podcast studio. If only we had the same access to reindeer moss here in the states!
wow! I imagine it will look amazing and functional! great idea! Scandinavia is a perfect place to collect this moss, I agree :) but try your luck. Start with a pine forest
Hi! I dont know what area of the states you live, but I am in Northern Michigan and reindeer moss is very abundant here. I googled what type of environment it grows in and that was a big help in locating it. I learned its a lot more plentiful than I imagined.... but then, I never looked for it before.
I live in North Alabama and it's all in the woods. Just gotta go looking for it 😉
@@nataliadiy1348 Thanks for the tip!!
@@woodspiritstudio Great advice, D Dodge! We gotta get out there and start searching!
Omg it's so pretty but I live on a hot tropical small island so finding those is close to impossible
Thank you💐
Love it! Thank you for this. How long your stabilized moss is "fresh" ? I want to make my own green wall but I am wondering how long it will be green :P
Thanks! It should be fresh for years. But avoid direct sunlight
It will loose colour over time from sunlight or from dust settling on it. Best to keep out of direct sunlight as Natalia said, and to clean carefully with pressurised air. You can buy it in spray cans from stores that sell electronics
@@katcoe1079 thank you for all you share…I’m about to start my first project
thank yooooou!!! :) well-done!
Omg awesome ❤❤
Did you have to clean the moss first before this how do you do that you didn't show please let me know
Hi can you tell people to all was leave 80% so it can feed animals and regrow Iv seen a lot of flowers lost in the wild or in a place it grew and then to much was pike
After drying it. Is it alive and is ready to plant again
Ok but how did you clean and dye it??
Did the moss in the recycled solution preserve well? Or should the solution only be used once?
That’s what I want to know.. could the preserve be used more then once?
Yes! I used my solution three times and probably could use more. But is it good to add more paint after each time because otherwise color becomes lighter. And don't forget to heat it. I used microwave
Hello, you confirm 3 days in the solutions?.
Hey! I am trying to clean and dry some Missouri rock moss for gluing onto a paintball or airsoft weapon for ghillie-like camouflage. What is THE best method to washing and drying moss to keep it not only green, but mailable and not brittle?
I would recommend to wash this type of moss very gently or maybe even better if you just clip the soil and other dirt with scissors. After that, you can stabilize it with glycerol and water as I did in this video, just don't add paint to keep it more natural for better camouflage
@@nataliadiy1348 thanks.