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Sold out Original price $ 9.99 - Original price $ 34.99 Original price $ 9.99 $ 9.99 - $ 34.99 Current price $ 9.99 | / Common Name: Java Fern Black Forest, Microsorum PteropusJava Fern Black Forest is a newer variant of the Microsorum family. There is little information available on this plant, but it is comparable to regular Java Fern and Java Fern Narrow. Its leaves are thicker with a ruffled texture, along with darker, more pronounced veins. Java fern is one of the most popular aquarium plants in the hobby due to its beauty and easy care. They can grow in low light conditions and a wide range of water parameters. The plant can be attached directly onto driftwood, rocks or any aquarium decoration using thread or glue. Make sure to keep the rhizomes above your substrate or the plant can begin to rot. Propagation is easy and straightforward; simply cut or pull apart rhizomes to be replanted. Click HERE for a Java Fern Care GuideNotes:Java Fern is an epiphytic aquarium plant. This means it can grow fine when attached to aquascaping hardscape like driftwood and stones.Java Fern will propagate through its leaves. Dots on the underside of its leaves are normal and not a cause for concern.Do not make drastic changes to the aquarium. Unstable parameters will result in melt and rotting of the aquarium plant.Remove the cotton surrounding the roots and plant above a quality substrate. For instructions on how to properly prep aquarium plants, click here.Burying the rhizome will cause the plant to dieCO2 injection will yield better growth.Please research appropriately to ensure your plant thrives.Family Name: PolypodiaceaeOrigin: IndonesiaHeight: 3-5”pH: 6-7.5Care: EasyLight: LowCo2: Not RequiredPropagation: Separate by RhizomeGrowth rate: Slow to Moderate

• Dwarf • Elliott • Emily • Evelyn • George • Gus • Harvey • Jodi • Kent • Krobus • Leah • Leo • Lewis • Linus • Marnie • Maru • Pam • Penny • Pierre • Robin • Sandy • Sebastian • Shane • Willy • WizardDislike Abigail • Haley • Jas • Sam • VincentBundlesFiddlehead Fern is used in the Chef's Bundle on the Bulletin Board.Five Fiddlehead Ferns are one of the options for the Wild Medicine Bundle in the Crafts Room (Remixed).RecipesImageNameDescriptionIngredientsEnergy / HealthRecipe Source(s)Sell PriceFiddlehead RisottoA creamy rice dish served with sauteed fern heads. It's a little bland. Oil (1) Fiddlehead Fern (1) Garlic (1) 225 101The Queen of Sauce28 Fall, Year 2350gTailoringFiddlehead Fern is used in the spool of the Sewing Machine with Cloth in the feed to create Green Overalls. It is a green dye when used in the spool of the Sewing Machine with a dyeable clothing item in the feed. It can be placed in the green dye pot at Emily's and Haley's house for use in dyeing.QuestsFiddlehead Fern is not used in any quests.History1.4: Added to Prehistoric Levels in the Skull Cavern. Can now be used in Tailoring.1.5: Can now be found on Ginger Island. Is now an option in the Wild Medicine Bundle.1.6: Can now be obtained from Green Rain Trees (type 3). Now obtainable during Desert Festival.ForagingBasicSapSpringCommon Mushroom • Daffodil • Dandelion • Leek • Morel • Salmonberry • Spring Onion • Wild HorseradishSummerFiddlehead Fern • Grape

Developer Enjoy Studio’s cozy life-sim, The Witch of Fern Island, is finally out of early access. Version 1.0 was released just recently on February 27, 2024, along with Patch 15, which introduced a bunch of bug fixes, new graphics settings, French and German in-game language support, Steam Achievements support, and many more. Speaking of support, a lot of players seem to be particularly curious whether they can enjoy The Witch of Fern Island on PC handhelds like the Steam Deck, Asus Rog Ally, and the Lenovo Legion Go. So, we are here to share all the details regarding the same.Cozy games are perfect for playing on the go. Thanks to titles like Stardew Valley, My Life at Portia, and Roots of Pacha, these types of games have garnered a pretty loyal and big following over the years. And handhelds are the perfect platform to enjoy them on. Now that The Witch of Fern Island is out of early access, many fans want to know if they can also enjoy the game on PC handhelds like the Steam Deck, Lenovo Legion Go, and Asus Rog Ally. So, without further ado, let’s go ahead and find out all about that.The Witch of Fern Island Steam Deck, Asus Rog Ally & Lenovo Legion Go Support DetailsPlayers of The Witch of Fern Island should be happy to know that the game is fully compatible with the Steam Deck. Yes, The Witch of Fern Island is indeed a Steam Deck Verified title. And as such,

Fern of Social Club Misfits hopped on Instagram for the return of the CHH-ish podcast with Justin Sarachik. In his interview, Fern dropped details about his and Marty’s relationship and hinted at new music from the duo.Despite Marty moving out of Florida, Fern said their relationship has not changed because of the new distance between them. Previously Marty lived an hour away from Fern, so they only ever met at airports and other functions to begin with.“I’ll keep it a bean, it got stronger,” Fern said. “We talk way more now than ever, you know what I’m saying. We’re always looking out for each other. We’ve always got each other’s backs. We’re always making sure everybody got what they need.”Speaking of changes, Social Club Misfits has been together for 14 years. The duo has changed; they are fathers who have kids. They are no longer the young guys jumping off stages and singing about a pizza party. Their fans have also changed and grown into adulthood.“Imagine like how long we’ve been partners and there’s never been no fallout, no nothing,” he said. “You got to think about that. That can only happen if two people love each other, and they’re really just chilling. That’s the only way. It can’t be fabricated. It’s been too long.”Now that Social Club is independent again, Fern said he and Marty now have control over their calendar again, so they both have been focusing on their solo careers.Fern did reassure us that more Social Club Misfits music is on the way. The duo will release a single sometime during Christmas, and they have a completed album waiting for the right time to be released.Watch the interview with Fern Below:Are you excited about the new Social Club Misfits music?Ed BoiceEdward Boice is a freelance journalist who, like every other writer without a fortune, is grinding hourly to keep a writing career in a video-obsessed world. Mostly known for his role of copy editor at Rapzilla.com, he also writes for local newspapers and press releases for music artists. Whenever he's not hunched over a computer typing methodically,

Fern after being rescued. Fern Dillinger is an NPC who appears in The Last Stand: Union City. She appears as part of "The Mechanic" quest in the Survival Kit premium add-on.She and Clarence are both captured and taken hostage by the brother-bandits Paul and Jeb. As part of their plan to steal Clarence and Fern's car, the brothers pretend that the couple are their friends, and trick the player into getting gas for the car. The player must talk to them after killing the bandits, where they will receive the reward for the aforementioned quest. Fern (right) with her husband Clarence (left). v • d • eNPCs of The Last Stand Union CityQuestsSpouse · Ed · Darnel · Todd · Barry · Jack · Lisa · Phillip · Jeb · Paul · Clarence · FernCompanionsKelly · HankOthersJackson · Sarah · Peter · Ray · Con Johnson · Tyrel · Keith · Steve · Shenice · Laura · Ryan · Anna · Carol · King · Jane · Shawn · Dana · Terry · Dr. Smith · Kate · Sgt. Williams · Cpl. Martinez · Pvt. Kowalski · Pvt. Simmons · Pvt. Ramirez · Richards