Was at a farmers market last weekend and picked these up. Both very nice.

Was at a farmers market last weekend and picked these up. Both very nice.

There was a tasting guide thing I used to pick these. The Rhino bush is somewhat piney, reminds me of pine needle tea. The Snow bush is more woody, earthy with a slight sweetness to it.

Only ever had Rooibos and Honeybush as Fynbos teas so cool to see other varieties. The tasting guide had a good 10 to 15 options.

u/graypotato — 5 days ago
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Was at a farmers market last weekend and picked these up. Both very nice.

https://preview.redd.it/9b0lhgf38ijh1.png?width=794&format=png&auto=webp&s=98bb86b2226b4d56bf8f0a102baf5b873fde083a

There was a tasting guide thing I used to pick these. The Rhino bush is somewhat piney, reminds me somewhat of pine needle tea. The Snow bush is more woody, earthy with a slight sweetness to it.

Only ever had Rooibos and Honeybush as Fynbos teas so cool to see other varieties. The tasting guide had a good 10 to 15 options.

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u/graypotato — 5 days ago

How do I stop my pressed leaves from crumbling

Evening all.

I have some leaves that I pressed sitting on my shelf.

I have no immediate use for them, but I want to, somehow, make sure they are protected while I move things around.

I was thinking of maybe coating them with an acrylic spray to try strengthen them, or maybe using some sort of heavy duty tape as a laminate. At the moment they're super delicate and I know they're gonna get destroyed eventually if I leave them like that.

But I'm not sure if there are better options available. I'll likely frame them eventually, but that wont be happening at all in the near future.

Thanks in advance!

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u/graypotato — 3 months ago