I prefer using Italian Seasoning, as it has a variety of herbs. Dried Parsley Flakes work well on jungle bases, or anywhere you want a more verdant debris. I often mix in dried Cilantro (for the aroma and a slightly different look). Another useful trick is to get some cheap generic teabags and cut them open to get at the tea leaves. I suppose you could use them post-brewing and dry them in the oven or a food dehydrator, but I'm lazy and that's too much work. The tea leaves add a brown element to your debris.
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Great !
Thanks. It really is a powerful technique.
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Brilliant.
Thanks!
I prefer using Italian Seasoning, as it has a variety of herbs. Dried Parsley Flakes work well on jungle bases, or anywhere you want a more verdant debris. I often mix in dried Cilantro (for the aroma and a slightly different look).
Another useful trick is to get some cheap generic teabags and cut them open to get at the tea leaves. I suppose you could use them post-brewing and dry them in the oven or a food dehydrator, but I'm lazy and that's too much work. The tea leaves add a brown element to your debris.
Good tips!! I think cilantro would look tropical. Better for terrain than eating…but that is maybe just me.
I have done similar with Used Tea and even Used Coffee. Having been soaked in boiling water provides color variation and sterilizes the product.
I will have to try this.