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Could this be Ps. cyanescens? (cultivated outdoors)
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These shrooms were cultivated outdoors by a FOAF, from a print from FSRE.

Supposed to be a cyan but it looks like a cubensis to me.



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Re: Could this be Ps. cyanescens? (cultivated outdoors) [Re: mindegy6]
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Yep theyre Cubes. What was the substrate?

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Re: Could this be Ps. cyanescens? (cultivated outdoors) [Re: mindegy6]
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they sure loook like cubes to me!

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Re: Could this be Ps. cyanescens? (cultivated outdoors) [Re: World Spirit]
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As far as I know it was woodchips, but I don't know the spawn/wood ratio, or how well the wood was colonised.
The patch is really not mine, I will ask the grower and get back to you

Thanks for the answer.


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Re: Could this be Ps. cyanescens? (cultivated outdoors) [Re: mindegy6]
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I think wherever cyans can grow, cubes cant.

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Re: Could this be Ps. cyanescens? (cultivated outdoors) [Re: thelaughingman]
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Those are cubes.  Cubes will eat anything.

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