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Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests update Nov 25 2012 Azurescen bonsai!
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Well seems everyones doing their own threads these days so I may as well join in the fun. :smile:
Its still a bit dry up here but ive seen a few things since the equinox.

Laetiporus conifericola , the chicken of the front yard :wink:

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Pluteus petasatus (thanks Bob )

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Chaga?

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unknown . i was pretty stoked on this one. it was growing from the root wad of an uprooted bull rush!! possible Mycena???

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Chlorociboria aeruginascen pins

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My sweet pea. :heart:

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thats it for now but that will be changing as my new job has me walking in the bush 8 hours a day! :rockon:

Edited by psylosymonreturns (11/25/12 10:05 PM)

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Loving the Chlorociboria aeruginascen dude, good work :super:

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: User_7]
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Nice chicken shots! 2 could be Pluteus petasatus.

That last one is cute.:hillbilly:


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Mr. Mushrooms said:
I will confess something that should be quite obvious, CC.  I love mushrooms, i.e. fungi.  I really do.  I am talking about a strong feeling, i.e. emotion, for them.  I think they are beautiful.  I even dream of them.

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Bobzimmer]
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User_7 said:
Loving the Chlorociboria aeruginascen dude, good work :super:


thanks man! :smile:im hoping i can get bigger fruits thant this , but im not sure why they are always so small. :shrug:

Bobzimmer said:
Nice chicken shots! 2 could be Pluteus petasatus.

That last one is cute.:hillbilly:


ah yes petastus! thats what i meant! haha i try to go off memory these days so im bound to fuck up! :lol: and ya those chickens were tasty, ive only harvested one of them so far and im almost finished the one i got, so its almost time to go back. i love the neighbor hood fungi!

and thanks bob :grin: , notice her little beany she's wearing? look closely...


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Haha, I missed that! Too cute!

That's as big as Chlorociboria aeruginascen gets right there...You're lookin' at it more or less... :hillbilly:


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Mr. Mushrooms said:
I will confess something that should be quite obvious, CC.  I love mushrooms, i.e. fungi.  I really do.  I am talking about a strong feeling, i.e. emotion, for them.  I think they are beautiful.  I even dream of them.

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Nice symon. Lol, odd coincidence, my daughter also has that mushroom hat! Did your's come with a little mushie onesy too?


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Toe_Jam]
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That bulrush mushroom is cool as hell! The gills look a bit brown for Mycena, but I am really not sure what it is.


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The bulb is the bulb.

The volva is the volva.

They have a very long term realtionship, but they’re “just friends.”

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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psylosymonreturns said:
thats it for now but that will be changing as my new job has me walking in the bush 8 hours a day! :rockon:


Thats the dream man!
Nice finds, great shots too. I like your Laetiporus!
:nyan:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Joust]
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hell yeah.  congrats on dreamjob!!

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: jet li]
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The latest issue of Fungi has an expose on Chaga. And from what I have gathered I do believe you have a
look alike unless it is a paper birch tree.


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Joust]
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psylosymonreturns said:
thats it for now but that will be changing as my new job has me walking in the bush 8 hours a day! :rockon:


Nice! Living the dream man. I expect you'll be coming up with all kinds of cool find :thumbup:

I've got a friend who gets a decent wage to just do odd jobs on a beautiful plot of land with a section of forest. He has to do things like put up fences and catch and identify newts :shrug: but all in his own time and he mostly just hangs out and has tea breaks :lol: so Jealous!

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: User_7]
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How's your azi bonsai pot doing my man? Been awaiting many pics of your projects!
How was your gym pile too?
Love your lil princesses hat :smile:
Happy fall man :cheers:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: sporeRider]
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Toe_Jam said:
Nice symon. Lol, odd coincidence, my daughter also has that mushroom hat! Did your's come with a little mushie onesy too?


My fiance says it was from the gap and we only got the hat . :smile: pretty friggin cool!
suchen said:
That bulrush mushroom is cool as hell! The gills look a bit brown for Mycena, but I am really not sure what it is.


ya that makes 2 of us! pretty neat little mushroom though. im going to look into this one .
Joust said:
psylosymonreturns said:
thats it for now but that will be changing as my new job has me walking in the bush 8 hours a day! :rockon:


Thats the dream man!
Nice finds, great shots too. I like your Laetiporus!
:nyan:


oh buddy it is an actual dream job. working with nature and wild life and getting paid for it is pure bliss! '
thanks so much man, the chicken was delicous and i had enough to share it with many people .:smile:
jet li said:
hell yeah.  congrats on dreamjob!!


thanks Jet! :smile: its only seasonal stufff but hey half a year of living the dream is better than none!!
User_7 said:
psylosymonreturns said:
thats it for now but that will be changing as my new job has me walking in the bush 8 hours a day! :rockon:


Nice! Living the dream man. I expect you'll be coming up with all kinds of cool find :thumbup:

I've got a friend who gets a decent wage to just do odd jobs on a beautiful plot of land with a section of forest. He has to do things like put up fences and catch and identify newts :shrug: but all in his own time and he mostly just hangs out and has tea breaks :lol: so Jealous!


ya that sounds cool. i work in the off season on a 10 acre plot of land where my hippy friends have a blueberry farm and a wicked permaculture mini farm. i was able to bring my mycological landscaping there and spread shit tons of wood chips and inoculated like mad!! :headbanger: was going to make a morel patch in their orchard, i spread a bunch of ashes from the stove under the apples and mixxed with chips. but i wasnt able to get any spawn in time. who knows it may work naturally. :shrug: theres always next year.
sporeRider said:
How's your azi bonsai pot doing my man? Been awaiting many pics of your projects!
How was your gym pile too?
Love your lil princesses hat :smile:
Happy fall man :cheers:


hey bro! i actually brought one of my bonsais into the garage fridge to try to cold shock it into fruiting . its been really warm and dry here so we'll see.things are looking up though as it got a bit colder this week which is nice. just need a good piss and ITS ON!!
got lots of new projects on the go as well so keep checking this thread. :smile:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Great stuff Psylo! What does the L. conifericola taste like?

Also, BABY!!!  :awepreciation:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Gravija]
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it taste like chicken, it dont smell like fish though. :wink:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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That's a nice clump of Laetiporus.

I thought L. conifericola was inedible/poisonous due to this article..which I now see is from 2006. In sum, it said:

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In western north America, true Laetiporus sulphureus does not occur, but at least two lookalikes do: Laetiporus gilbertsonii (on eucalyptus, and more frequently implicated in poisonings) and Laetiporus conifericola (on conifers). If you are unlucky, or sensitive to whatever unidentified toxin is in these, you may experience vomiting, chills, and perhaps mild hallucinations–I haven’t heard of any deaths. Yet there are many (probably over 90% of you) who eat these species with impunity, so it’s hard to know what to advise, except caution.


Good to know because I just found some the other day (back in BC, by the by :dancer:)

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: vespertine]
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thats wierd because my Dad got pretty sick the other day . We thought he had the flu as he was getting the chills and also body aches and vomiting. classic flu like symptons. But part of me was questioning the mushrooms. My monm said he was wolfing em down so he ate quite a bit it think.

So like many edible mushrooms, its only edible for some  . And if he would have heeded my warning and only eaten a bit your first time he may have had a better night.

thanks for the link. :thumbup:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Ganzig]
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Ganzig said:
The latest issue of Fungi has an expose on Chaga. And from what I have gathered I do believe you have a
look alike unless it is a paper birch tree.


you know i havent quite dug into that issue yet. I love that mag!! :smile: But lucky for me that is a paper birch ! I will go back and get better pics. my pics sucked all i had was my phone.


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Keep it coming man. I'm pulling for your azure pots to have a good season. :shroompick::popcorn:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: NeoSporen]
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:eek: .......in your front yard!?! 

Just call me jelly-whispering from now on. :lol:


Nice ones Psylo. :awegroove:


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