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Staghorn wood

16 years ago

Well, First of all, I'm new to these forums, so This is also a little introduction. I love plants. I also like animals so I make/ work on a lot of terrariums. I like bonsai. I adore moss. [which kinda works with all of the things I have stated above.]

Anywaysss, I have a staghorn fern, and a round of cedar trunk. Could I mount it on it? And how would I remove it in the case I need to replant it?

Thanksss.

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houstonpat
16 years ago
Yeah the Cedar round will be fine. When I need to remove a stag from a board I use a fileting knife, though and large knife or spatula would work.
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