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psylosymonreturns said:
So I dont see the point in making a new thread when this one is pretty friggin epic.

What is everyone up too ?

I have some blonde morels on rye grain right now . its insanely fast and I like it alot!! with mycelium that grows this fast it makes it easy to keep making spawn for more experiments.

JD you still fucking around with these?

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Javadog said:
Hey Psy,

Yeah, well, I did the traditional experiments on the first time
through with this genus.  I fruited blocks in the GH without success
(no great surprise there) and have placed a few blocks about the yard.
This is actually the first Spring since planting them, and so I may
be getting first fruits soon. (and I will take the time to harvest
whatever pops up...the more the merrier ;0)

I intend to restart this genus, and the next step up will likely be
to try the "pierced separator between spawn and less nutritious sub"
experiment, along with a few others.

As usual, I have too many irons in the fire, but I still advance on
all fronts, if slower for my lack of focus.

Thanks for asking,

JD

P.S. Sparkle, I am sure that morels have goodness in them that is also
in the mycelium, but, honestly, this is a fruit that one wants to
eat in the form of the fruit.  It is a real delicacy.  Try drying
them out, re-hydrating them, and cooking them in butter.  I promise
you a permanent olfactory memory if you do ;0)

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ya i understand , your a fellow spore whore doing too much at once!!

i am going to be putting more focus on the Morchellas . You should see my habitat for outdoor cultivation! ive bee working on this mycoscape since last year. i even made a chip charcoal patch last spring to inoculate this spring to simulate the last year fire thing. its under about 12 apple trees that is next to a hardpacked gravel road. its got alot going for it!

I will keep ya updated.