frothhelmet
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We all know this works with moss. Ferns like similar conditions as moss, so I wonder if blending up fern rhizomes and mixing with yoghurt could produce similar results. Does anyone know?
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Yoghurt and blended ferns
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Yo-han
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It think it depends on how fine you blend it. You can cut the rhizome of a fern in pieces, as long as a piece has at least one leave and a root it will grow. Any smaller, I don't know... Try it!
tam
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I'd guess not if you blended them. Moss is a lot smaller in structure you only need a tiny bit and it's still moss. Shredding a leaf/rhizome might work. I've noticed 'dead' javafern leaves develop tiny new plants, but usually only one, so if you split them with a 'spot' on each piece maybe each piece would develop a plant?
Alan Fluxion
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I want to hear more about this yoghurt moss/fern growing, I tried searching online but came up with nonsense....
Alan Fluxion
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Just found something - http://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads/georges-tmc-signature.25103/page-12#post-263668 that looks bloody simple yet very effective, I'm going to go get some small piece of wood and try it out 
