Remove moss that is growing where and for what purpose? If you have some pH paper or a pH tester, check the pH of the media that the moss in growing in. Moss generally needs an acid environment, so if this is growing on a path making it slippery to walk for example, try a mild alkali like baking soda (Sodium bicarbonate).and see if it changes the pH enough that the moss cannot thrive.
Is it Moss or moss? If moss then Craig's post is the answer, if Moss ? Moss who? Kate or...........Clarify ...
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The other option that may be cheaper than baking soda, would be rock table salt, like is used for water softeners and comes in big bags. With salt you need to make sure than run-off when it rains, does not kill plants next to the path, like lawns.
Here is a good article about removing moss:
http://www.watoxics.org/files/moss.pdf
- Thank you everybody,Of couse Moss is beautiful but if it grows on your footpath ,it will make you tumble down
Sprinkling the moss infested area with baking soda is the cheapest way of removing moss.
Hydrated Copper Sulfate (penta hydrate) is the best solution in my view.
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