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Old 08-14-2007, 02:45 AM   #31
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So high pressure spray bars(u know those that make the fog thing) or fog generators are recomended?? U know it ain't all Cool and humid in this part of msia..~

Never tried it before....but u can try.

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Thanks for posting.

I recently visited a lake in Upstate New york and I visited a very small island and I, for the first time in my life, really noticed the plants. I found all sorts of hair grass, moss, a tiny Eriocaulon, and a few others. I don't have much experience with finding aquatic plants in nature so I loved reading about your adventure and living vicariously through you.

How did you learn so much about your native plants? From books, friends, Internet?
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Old 08-16-2007, 04:36 PM   #33
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Thanks for posting.

I recently visited a lake in Upstate New york and I visited a very small island and I, for the first time in my life, really noticed the plants. I found all sorts of hair grass, moss, a tiny Eriocaulon, and a few others. I don't have much experience with finding aquatic plants in nature so I loved reading about your adventure and living vicariously through you.

How did you learn so much about your native plants? From books, friends, Internet?

I learnt a lot about plants from internet, books & friends. Thanks to internet, I even can ask experience hobbyists & scientists by emailing them if I found something which I can't identify....
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That Batang Ai in culturing looks really nice!!
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Old 08-17-2007, 02:49 AM   #35
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That Batang Ai in culturing looks really nice!!

Thanks Xema.
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