Hello and welcome again to the Company Interiors Channel here on YouTube. My name's Nick Clark. And today I'm here to answer some of the questions that we've been sent on most walls and in particular, what sort of varieties of moss do we use to actually create these products? So we're talking about moss walls such as this behind me, moss frames, moss, planters and various other videos that we have here on YouTube. Now, I want to get you a sample of some of this product, because I really, really want you to try and get into designing your own scheme, whether it's a small plant of some description or it's an entire wall. So let's get started with some of the questions that we've been sent in. And then I'm going to just show you some of the products that we use here and answer as many of the queries as I can as we go along. So, number one, what sort of moss is used for a moss wall? So all of this material is preserved. It requires no watering or no maintenance. So there are a whole bunch of questions on that. So we start off here with flat moss. So this is preserved flat moss. This is the sample that I want to send you. And there is a link in the description where you can just enter your details. And I will get this in the post for you if you can just cover the postage for me. So flat mosses used in several products, walls, frames, wrapping could doko style bonzai plants. It's a very versatile material which can create some wonderful, wonderful products of which we've produced a few videos on.
So that is flat moss. What sort of moss is used and how long will the moss last for? So this moss being stabilized will easily last you for five to six years. You will have some that you will have some reduction in the color. This is this one behind me. We bill about ran about a year ago on. All I see is, is that when the new product arrives. So this is one of the boxes that we send out. So it comes in a box such as that. You can see the massive vibrant color of the moss itself. Now, that is a food is a food coloring perfectly harmless. Sometimes when it's used in some of the key doko planting products like we were showing you before, you will walk to this plant and you get a bit of green dye come out that it's just food coloring. So there is no issues with that whatsoever. So what is another question that we've got? Does a Muswell smell? Well, when this product naturally arrives in the boxes, it is from the mainly from the forests of Scandinavia, but also a lot of other northern countries in the world where this is farmed. It is a preserved eco friendly material from sustainable sources. It is not taken from the wild. It comes from various farms, from the supplies that we use. And it does not have a smell as such. But even when you have the product arrive, you can see that the pine cones and pine needles are still in the product. And, you know, it's a very versatile product, but it doesn't really have any smell.
Well, certainly when a whole wall is built, you will have a a sense of smell to start with, but then that will dissipate and preserved moss varieties. Now, what we show you here are three forms of mosses that we use predominantly on these products only because they are very robust and they are very stable. So if you order a sample, you have an option of actually getting a sample box of the lichen. So this is one of the varieties that is the smaller sample. The larger boxes come in huge is a huge quantity of this material. This is a fantastic product, very sinewy design strands of a natural material that looks fantastic in planters. Also, they are used on walls. Now, just as a word of warning, when you are creating mouse walls, you have to be quite careful about some of the products that are on the market. Some of these most walls will come in panels and they are using this lichen or is sometimes called rind. Moss and I would just tend to do as a bit of a review for you that argues this material on this war. And I don't favor it as much on larger surfaces, because really what you're wanting to do with this is you're wanting to just cut the bottom of it off to create a flat surface that you can. Then glue is very spongy. It's not as flat and secure as some of the other products. So the flat moss will be something that we use and then we will use this, which is a vun moss.
So the Budden moss comes in, comes in these largest circular.
Size is various forms. We've used it on some of the other videos on the channel to create some of the frames. You know, it looks fantastic in this particular format. Just show you this frame here. So the frame that we designed and one of the other videos is using the bunged moss, using the flat moss and then using small sections of the lichen as as features. So you have to just be careful of the adhesive that you're going to use. So I hope you enjoyed the short clip into what sort of varieties of moss are there on the market and what products are you going to use if you like this sort of stuff? Please subscribe to our channel. Click when notification bell because we've got videos coming out all the time on all these products. Thanks very much.