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Re: The Skull Project [Re: visions]
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Thats a cool avatar visions. Nice mammatus. :thumbup:

Did you take that pic?


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: nexus1946]
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thanks, mammatus are some trippy shit! but no my avatar was shot by someone else
i just ran across the photo the other day and thought it was beautiful :grin:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: visions]
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:nothingtoadd:........  :popcorn:

can't wait!


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: 0acidtrance0]
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:blueninja:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: just me]
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how's the skull?


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: rsinatra13]
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rsinatra13 said:
how's the skull?



It hasn't done much. Still sitting in the GH. It's very slow-going. :waits:

It hasn't contaminated so thats good. :smirk:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: nexus1946]
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thats a good sign


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: feelfunny]
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gotta love the waiting game:rolleyes:

hey it'll fruit when it wants to. at least we all hope :grin:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: feelfunny]
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Awesome.  I'd eat them.  Who knows, you might get your RDA of calcium...  :congrats:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: BrandNewbie]
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:lol:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: nexus1946]
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I have a deer skull i was thinking of doing this with, but there are no real cracks in it, and the brain cavity is completely closed off from other compartments so i was gonna drill holes all over the top so mycellium can grow through, what do you think nexus? Or does the mycelium eat through the bone?  Anyone have any ideas? When I get around to this there will be pics.


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: DanKnugget]
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I have a Moose skull I thought about doing it to but I decided on the smaller Raccoon skull.

It's been 35 days and the mycelium hasn't done much new. Very little growth and nothing really through the bone. There are spots on the sides of the eye sockets where the mycelium appears to have 'eaten' through but I'm thinking there may have been small holes or fishers in the bone.

I'm starting to consider a 24 hour dunk. I'm thinking maybe the mycelium inside the skull is moisture starved since only the surface of the bone gets any water from the misting. Very little is getting through the cracks.

If you're going to use the deer skull you might want to consider drilling small holes all over it. Then the water will be able to get to the mycelium.

Bone is a very hard and thick casing layer, in this case, so I doubt very much moisture is getting through.


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: nexus1946]
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yea 35 days is a while. sumthings up

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Re: The Skull Project [Re: wattballasts]
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yeah i was gonna do that, thanks for the second opinion. I hope all works out for ya.  You should drill holes and do the moose skull if the racoon doesnt pan out


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: DanKnugget]
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i wonder if the skull is REALLY nutritious or something, you know how pinning starts when the nutes start running out? :shrug:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: artizen]
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artizen said:
i wonder if the skull is REALLY nutritious or something, you know how pinning starts when the nutes start running out? :shrug:



i think if it was you would see more colonization of the skull


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: Citizen13]
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Citizen13 said:
artizen said:
i wonder if the skull is REALLY nutritious or something, you know how pinning starts when the nutes start running out? :shrug:



i think if it was you would see more colonization of the skull



Possibly. I was hoping for the mycelium to spread across the surface a little more. I wonder how much nutes, if any, would be in bone? Especially dried up old bone. :shrug:


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: nexus1946]
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lots of phosphorous i believe, which could be beneficial.

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Re: The Skull Project [Re: klondike_bar]
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http://organicpharmacy.org/products/Bone.Meal.Powder

what if you boiled the skull in a coir/coffee soup kinda thing first?


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Re: The Skull Project [Re: artizen]
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artizen said:
http://organicpharmacy.org/products/Bone.Meal.Powder

what if you boiled the skull in a coir/coffee soup kinda thing first?



Interesting thought.

I may give it a try if after the 24 hour dunk I'm about to try doesn't work.

The problem is probably the damn B+ I used! :lol:


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