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I bought this and forgot to write down the name. What is interesting is that stalks are moving away from the main clump. You can see the ones at the edges. When first purchased they were all together. The LFS guy said to be careful handling because it can occasionally cause skin irritation.
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A quick google search makes this seem like something undesirable to have….
 
Thanks. So, wondering if I should keep it? I feel like the warning that came with it was understated. I could easily remove the rock it’s on. I read that bleach water would neutralize the toxin, being careful with handling and not exposing to air.
 

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