Plant identification is one of the hardest parts of herbalism. Having clear identification of any herb you use is critical. Many herbs have look-alikes that have harmful actions. Here are two herb look-alikes that have two completely different actions: purslane and spurge . Growing side-by-side, you can see how different they are. But growing individually, you can see how they can easily be confused. Another great tip to identify spurge, pluck a stem off and see if white sap (or milk) appears .

Peat Moss vs. Coconut Coir: Which To Use In Your Garden

Sphagnum to hold over 20 times its dry weight in water, thereby helping avoid tissue desiccation, even in exposed conditions. This makes it ideal for growing plants that require a moist environment, as it helps to prevent the soil from drying out and helps retain moisture around plant roots. | Foraging Fosters

Sphagnum moss is commonly used when growing succulents or orchids indoors. It is light and holds moisture very well. It doesn't become overly soggy though, so it means your plant is less likely to be bothered by root rot issues #plantsplantsplants #relaxingvideos | Foraging Fosters