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JR

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Moss plants

06 September 2024, 19:02

Just removed from immersion in Glycerine mix.Having been washed since in cold water these are now drying.
Once dry they can be packed away for use at some point. Not often I come across such a large lump as this. Think it is Silky Forklet moss
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BattleshipBob

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06 September 2024, 20:04

Does it taste like chicken!
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davecov

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06 September 2024, 20:11

Stirling work (excuse the pun).

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JR

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06 September 2024, 20:24

Originally posted by BattleshipBob

Does it taste like chicken!

No :nerd:

Originally posted by davecov

Stirling work (excuse the pun).

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Thanks Dave .
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Jim R

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07 September 2024, 11:01

That looks good John. Should be useful in one of your dios.
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