With Xmas moss in a terrestrial environment, I've found that a clump will first cling to the damp wood, and then take time before raising up new 'branches'. I have pieces dotted around a vertical paludarium and as long as they're watered every couple of days they seem to do well, having said that, the sumatran driftwood they cover generally stays moist.
Perhaps obviously, the more access to water and light it has, the better it thrives (within reason).
Edit: I forgot to mention, my enclosure also gets extra ventilation via computer fan for 10 minutes - 3 times a day.
Perhaps obviously, the more access to water and light it has, the better it thrives (within reason).
Edit: I forgot to mention, my enclosure also gets extra ventilation via computer fan for 10 minutes - 3 times a day.
