Gifu Prefecture, Tono Region, Natural, Pesticide-Free, Mixed Fallen Leaves for Rhinoceros Beetle and Stag Beetle Rearing

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We collected fallen leaves that naturally fell in a forest inhabited by Japanese serows in the Tono region of Gifu Prefecture (privately managed land).
Unsprayed fallen leaves from Tono, Gifu Prefecture, for gardening, arrangements, etc.

These are fallen leaves from deciduous trees.
No pesticides or chemicals have been used.

Please use for:
- Raising rhinoceros beetles and stag beetles
- Making humus soil for home gardens
- Terrariums, educational materials, etc.

We plan to ship via Yu-Packet Post.
We will ship a mix of fallen leaves, including 2 Japanese bigleaf magnolia leaves, packed into a size of approximately 30cm x 20cm x 4cm.

Please purchase only if you can appreciate natural materials.
*As these are natural materials from a satoyama, they may contain insects, small twigs, or soil (we deliver them as they are).
*We will ship them dried, but we recommend sun-drying them after arrival depending on your intended use.

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