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 aussieshroom
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Just went out today to check the local patches. There is absolutely nothing, just random non-actives, but they are absolutely EVERYWHERE!
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ID on the 2nd lot of mushrooms?
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Alan Rockefeller
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Quote:
ID on the 2nd lot of mushrooms?
Lepiota sp.
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aussieshroom
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Quote:
Alan Rockefeller said:
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ID on the 2nd lot of mushrooms?
Lepiota sp.
thats what i thought.
thanks.
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BigJonMud
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I can't help but think it'd be a good idea to clone and print that first little trooper.
Some stubborn genetics if its fruiting without much rain. Thats gotta be a good sign.
I dare say it'll be potent as hell too.
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Hello_Jenny
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Quote:
BigJonMud said:
I can't help but think it'd be a good idea to clone and print that first little trooper.
Some stubborn genetics if its fruiting without much rain. Thats gotta be a good sign.
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Same thing crossed my mind seconds after finding it. Printed just fine and clone is, well, cloning  . Unfortunately I can't access my proper equipment to also give some microscopic input. That will have to wait some time.
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undergrounder
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Woo! congrats!
Also nice artwork 
The Lepiota spp. is likely Macrolepiota clelandii
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Cheatz
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How would you go about cloning? Is it simply just tapping the cap over likely areas suitable for colonisation?
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 purple_mule
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 Re: Melbourne 2009 [Re: Cheatz]
#10115122 - 04/06/09 06:46 AM (3 years, 1 month ago) |
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Is it nearly that time of year again?
 , just kidding, ive been counting down the days.
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Jufin
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Just be thankful you're not counting down the minutes.
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purple_mule
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Re: Melbourne 2009 [Re: Jufin]
#10115159 - 04/06/09 06:57 AM (3 years, 1 month ago) |
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well, ill probably go for a walk tommorow some time to scout my patches.
Has anyone found pins after this rain, or is it still too warm?
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Jufin
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I had a look today at one of my patches, no fungi whatsoever.
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purple_mule
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Re: Melbourne 2009 [Re: Jufin]
#10115183 - 04/06/09 07:03 AM (3 years, 1 month ago) |
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I've seen a lot of inactives in the more mountainous part of east melbourne, i guess that is a good sign.
Im so eager, when i look at pictures of subs from previous years, i can nearly smell them drying in my room under the fan...
That sweet smell...
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Viciousend
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Awesome. I've also been counting the days not to mention temps and rainfall 
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qwerty__666
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i had a bit of a look at some of my patches this morning, nothing so far, didnt really see many inactives either.
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TheDeceased
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Went for a hunt yesterday and checked six or seven of my regular spots.
Found quite a few inactives of different varieties, but no sign of any Muscaria or Psilocybes yet...
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TheBigBeat
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The weather this week is a good sign. Almost all of the lows are 11 degrees. Once it drops a couple more D. we should be all smiling wide:D
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shroomer_nick
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Had a look around, nothing as of yet. Plenty inactive.
Shan't be long now!
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helter_skelter
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I have a prediction: this mushroom season will be better than richmond's season.
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lwns
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i'm a bit of a noob here on this whole thing - shrooms and posting threads. this being my first post 
went for a walk today thru some real big park in south eastern suburbs and found fair few inactives and fungi around
found these.. id needed pls. pretty sure they're nothing i j![]() ust wanna learn 
were found on a live tree trunk
Edited by lwns (04/07/09 01:40 AM)
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purple_mule
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Re: Melbourne 2009 [Re: lwns]
#10121202 - 04/07/09 01:30 AM (3 years, 1 month ago) |
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iwns, they are not subs (Psilocybe subaeruginosa) which most people look for in victoria, i have no idea what they are though, maybe alan or someone else here will reply with what they are.
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