Moss control refers to the methods used to manage and reduce the growth of moss in various environments, such as lawns, gardens, and roofs. Moss thrives in damp, shady areas with poor drainage and compacted soil. Effective control often involves improving sunlight exposure, enhancing soil drainage, and maintaining proper lawn care practices. Common techniques for moss control include applying moss-killing chemicals, raking to remove existing moss, and aerating the soil to improve air circulation. Additionally, adjusting the pH of the soil can create an environment less favorable for moss growth, promoting healthier grass and plants instead.