![]() While it seems like sphagnum peat moss can do it all, harvesting it contributes to insane greenhouse gas emissions and ecosystem destruction around the world. Sphagnum peat moss has a naturally low pH (about 4.0), so it’s also a great way to keep plants happy that prefer more acidic environments, like Boston ferns, jade plants and many types of cacti. Sphagnum peat moss is one of the most popular additions to soil for indoor plants because of its ability to help sandy soil retain moisture and clay soil to drain more easily. Unfortunately, one of the most commonly used soil builders might actually be doing more global harm than local good. I mean, who doesn’t enjoy a healthy philodendron? It might be hard to believe that tending to your houseplants can have any negative impact in the world.
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