Hello, I've recently moved to Washington State and found that I have an abundant supply of mosses, lichens & ferns. I've been able to ID all but this one. I'll include a photo. Thanks for your help!!

I have no idea. One you need a good close up that is even closer than what you have. Secondly you need a sense of size: like image with a dime sitting in it for comparative purposes. Thirdly can you get a side view of a group of strands from the soil level to the top of the plants. Fourthly, have you ever seen any capsules growing from it? If so any images? And any other information. These plants appear to be growing in a pot. Where did it come from? What is the media? How is it being grown? All this can help determine if it is a moss or not and if so perhaps, a very big perhaps as to its genus.

It would be impossible to id these mosses just by the images alone. In fact only those bryologists who specialize in tropical mosses might be able to get a close approximation as to the genus of each. There is such a person who has developed a database of mosses in this area of the world. Click the link below to access his site and then I would see if there is an email link to contact him. He will probably need much more information or a sample sent to him. Good luck. Here is a link that might be useful: Malesian Mosses

WOW Diane, you're good!!! I knew the name once but couldn't recall it. I'm pretty sure it's Looks Like Fun, and the description fits, even without a photo. And, as in the description, the fragrance is probably stronger than my evaluation of "mild to moderate." How'd you do that??????????