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Unidentified bog plants

17 years ago

Two little seedlings sprouted in my new bog terrarium. Since they either came with the LFS or my live sphagnum, I'm guessing they are bog plants. Perhaps they are leatherleaf or other Ericaceae. I guess they are probably still too small to identify, but here is a picture: http://img519.imageshack.us/img519/4198/ubpzc0.jpg

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frog_bog
17 years ago
Hey don't look now but you have two plants growing in your moss.
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