Sheet Moss – Hypnum Cuppresiforme.This moss has an interesting history! But I mostly just like the way it looks. 
Sheet Moss, also known as Tree Moss or Rock Moss, is a plant in the Hypnaceae family. It is distributed throughout the world in temperate and boreal regions. Sheet Moss grows on trees, rocks, soil, and any other substrate that provides sufficient moisture and nutrients.
Sheet Moss is an important part of the ecosystem in many areas. It provides habitat for small animals and invertebrates, and its leaves are an important food source for grazing animals such as deer and elk. Sheet Moss also helps to stabilize soils and prevent erosion.
Humans have also used Sheet Moss for centuries. Indigenous peoples used it for insulation and bedding material. In more recent times, it has been used as a packing material. Horticulturalists use Sheet Moss to create moss gardens, and it is also popular in terrariums and vivariums.
If you are lucky enough to find Sheet Moss growing in your area, don’t hesitate to take a closer look. This fascinating plant has a lot to offer!
You’ll find a great care guide for sheet moss on Bantam.earth. It covers just about everything you’d ever want to know about sheet moss.