Dry peat moss lasts indefinitely. Decomposition only begins when wet. Your bale (stored under a shed, with a 6-inch hole) will remain usable if you:
If peat gets wet and stays wet, it breaks down, becomes compacted, loses acidity, and may develop unwanted microbes. Once decomposition starts, it's not reversible.
Simple fix: seal the bag. Your peat will be fine for years.
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