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Finally ... I have started my first Wabi Kusa.

Discussion in 'Wabi-Kusa Journals' started by yeswaitnosorry, Sep 12, 2015.

  1. yeswaitnosorry

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    Very experimental - a dried ball of horse poop surrounded by sphagnum moss and tried down with nylon line. It's about tennis ball size.
    Some other moss on top which is not tied on, I didn't want to crush the tall parts (what are they called?)

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    Horse poop that should gallop them along (sorry could not resist that) as long as the poop was old it should be great.

    Using poop you might get a few surprise weeds.

    Keith:cathug::cathug:
     
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    I'm very lucky to have access to a selection of horse poop from fresh to old and dry. LOL
     
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    (y)Wonderful photos yeswaitnosorry,
    those spur capsules are called Sporangium

    :wabi-kusa:

    Regards
    Ev
     
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    That's great, I knew they had a name, just couldn't remember, it's been a long time since I studied any botany.
     
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    Thank you for posting that info.

    Keith:cathug::cathug:
     
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