No fur, no barking, no child support: Chinese youngsters in droves are getting bricks instead of pets. A new hobby is gaining popularity in China - growing moss on bricks. As the Guardian writes, young people get such "pets" instead of cats, dogs and even children. The advantages are clear: the white one does not ask for food, does not demand attention and does not wake up the owner at six in the morning, and most importantly - without inflated expectations. One owner is particularly happy that there is no need to force his bricks to meet KPIs. But not everything is so simple, because even with such an unpretentious friend, difficulties are not uncommon. Mold may appear on the bricks, and some owners complain of a runny nose and itchy eyes. Therefore, experts advise to keep moss in closed containers and handle it with gloves. Rusblt BMX.

No fur, no barking, no child support: Chinese youngsters in droves are getting bricks instead of pets. A new hobby is gaining popularity in China - growing moss on bricks. As the Guardian writes, young people get such "pets" instead of cats, dogs and even children. The advantages are clear: the white one does not ask for food, does not demand attention and does not wake up the owner at six in the morning, and most importantly - without inflated expectations. One owner is particularly happy that there is no need to force his bricks to meet KPIs. But not everything is so simple, because even with such an unpretentious friend, difficulties are not uncommon. Mold may appear on the bricks, and some owners complain of a runny nose and itchy eyes. Therefore, experts advise to keep moss in closed containers and handle it with gloves. Rusblt BMX.