Four types of giant club moss for trade!

[Clint]

first type is Lycopodium obscurum (ground pine)
several inches high. i'll get about a half gallon unless you want more.

second type isLycopodium lucidulum (Shining clubmoss)
you'll get about a quart unless you ask for more.

third type is Lycopodium flabelliforme (running pine) it has fan shaped leaves are runs along the ground like a vine. you'll get about a gallon unless you ask for more.

fourth type is Lycopodium Clavantum , i don't know the common name. you'll get about a gallon unless you ask for more. i've seen lots of pics with this stuff growing alongside cp's.

there ya go! these were collected from my private property and i didn't take much compared to what was there. i'm looking for pretty much anything, that's right, anything!

 

[Sarraceniaobsessed]

I'd be happy to trade with you for some shinning club moss. What's your pleasure? I have no grow list at the moment. I have mostly Droseras and Sarracenias.

 

[Clint]

well, pm me with the plants you can spare and we'll work something out

 

[pond boy]

WOW! That running pine is realy cool looking! Does it just grow wild where you live? We have some moss here that grows about 3 in. that looks like pine seedlings.

 

[Clint]

well not where i live lol. we have a house about an hour and a half away from where i live and it just grows wild. spaghnum and atleast three types of native orchids grow wild there, aswell.

 

[Jason Wong]

Garden og live sphagnum? Why can't I copy nature, I have about as much as would fit on one finger right now...

I would like tos ee that house 'o yours, was that the same property at which you collected the bromeliads that you were trading recently?

 

[Clint]

no way, i collected the bromeliads at home depot and then they had babies

i only wish bromeliads just grew wild in georgia!

i think the reason so much grows there is because it's so rural and hasn't been disturbed.

 

[jimscott]

The second one looks similar to anacharis.

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

The second example is not a club moss but rather a form of Polytrichum moss. I used to gather the spores to use in explosives back in my firey youth.

 

[pond boy]

How do you turn them into explosives?

 

[Tamlin Dawnstar]

Ain't gonna tell you. With your sort of luck you don't need anything more dangerous than a q-tip.

 

[pond boy]

Ohh man!.....

 

[pond boy]

Btw.I blow up firecrackers between my thumb and index finger!

 

[Clint]

oh thanks tamlin! well either way it's still giant. at first i thought it was baby conifers..

 

[Nflytrap]

These guys grow in bogs like the Cps? I don't have anything for trade though-they look like possible vivarium plants.,

tamlin: I'm also interested...LOL I suppose they make DIY "gunpowder?"

 

[Clint]

no these weren't growing in a bog, but in close proximity to one (i've seen number four or something identical growing with cp's in pics)