Ohotnik & Coala
Hey, I’ve been watching the moss on that old oak grow over time—looks like it’s thriving even with the harsh winter. Do you think there’s a reason it prefers that spot?
It’s all about the micro‑climate. That spot stays damp and cool, the bark cracks hold a little water, and it’s shielded from the cold wind. Moss loves a steady moisture source, shade, and a bit of protection from harsh elements. The old oak gives it a stable, moist environment even when the rest of the forest is freezing.