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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Stopwhispering]
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Interesting stuff psylo - thanks for sharing. Making a morel patch?? I was gifted the location of a patch near here (can't check for fruits till spring) but didn't know you can make your own patches?! I might start looking at inoculation..

Really wanted to ask about that Chlorociboria - is that a piece you brought back from the woods and bunged in a bucket?
I brougt a small piece back down ith me the other day and would love to see some fruits off it. Is it easy to fruit wild substrate in (slightly) controlled conditons?

(Don't worry I will google/shroomerysearch as well!)

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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Tetragammatron]
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psylosymonreturns said:
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:




turns out it still might be the flu, my fiance got sick last night and she didnt eat any mushrooms. :shrug:
NeoSporen said:
Keep it coming man. I'm pulling for your azure pots to have a good season. :shroompick::popcorn:


thanks bro , its a dry one so what ever they can get to help is appreciated! :smile:
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:eek: .......in your front yard!?! 

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


Nice ones Psylo. :awegroove:



naw not my own front yard, but just down the street from my house. :thumbup: the old lady is always happy to give me the wierd orange fungus thing.
Tetragammatron said:
Interesting stuff psylo - thanks for sharing. Making a morel patch?? I was gifted the location of a patch near here (can't check for fruits till spring) but didn't know you can make your own patches?! I might start looking at inoculation..

Really wanted to ask about that Chlorociboria - is that a piece you brought back from the woods and bunged in a bucket?
I brougt a small piece back down ith me the other day and would love to see some fruits off it. Is it easy to fruit wild substrate in (slightly) controlled conditons?

(Don't worry I will google/shroomerysearch as well!)



ya i havent got fruits from a morel patch as of yet . Its all made under an apple orchard with ashes,charcoal and wood chips. 3 places theve been known to fruit from naturally. i just need some spawn!! but ive done lots of other mycological landscaping. mostly with wine caps and other fun wood lovers. :wink:

as for the Chlorociboria , ya i have brought a few pieces home over the years but this is the first timn ive got them to fruit at all. its nothing special, just a bucket of water, soaking. but i wonder what they would do if i put them in a SG with some perlite. :shrug: i may have to try it. :grin: big fan of this fungus!!


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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naw not my own front yard, but just down the street from my house. :thumbup: the old lady is always happy to give me the wierd orange fungus thing.


Yay! Two cheers for old ladies and weird orange fungus things. :grin:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Stopwhispering]
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Stopwhispering said:
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naw not my own front yard, but just down the street from my house. :thumbup: the old lady is always happy to give me the wierd orange fungus thing.


Yay! Two cheers for old ladies and weird orange fungus things. :grin:



haha :cheers:

Boletus edulis
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not sure about this . it seems like it could be an oyster of some sort. but ive never seen P pulmanarius grow in this way, with super fat stipes. the tree was a conifer. printing in process.any ideas?
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Suillis lakei
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more pics of the suspected chaga?
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Cortinarius sp.
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Parasola plicatilis
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Boletus sp.
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Gymnopilus luteufolius
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Panaeolous olivaceus
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so my bonsai azurescens are pinning again for the second year!!:thumbup:
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sorry for the ghetto pics, i lost my camera so im using my phone.


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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so my number 8 , the suspected oyster , printed white. :shrug: it seems very different from any other oyster ive ever picked. and we get alot here. but no other oyser spots are fruiting yet which seems wierd too. they ususally all fruit at the same time.


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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8 may be a Hypsizygus species. Looks like it has those "water spots" on the caps I think.


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: suchen]
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so what your saying is i found wild friggin elm oysters??!!!! :headbanger:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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:headbanger:

:sunny:

:aliendance:
peace and love
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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: bloodworm]
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:omg: this is awesome !! if i remember correctly this species does well when inoculated into your garden and enhances many vegtables growth! yes! ive wanted to add this to my mycolandscapes!!i wasnt even aware these even grow here naturally and im pretty sure that they dont usually!!


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Great psylo. Love those gyms and the azures! Great work


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: m-d-m-a]
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thanks bro!! i am soo glad the azzies returned ! i hope they keep pinning. theres only 4 so far.


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Good stuff Psylo! Sorry to hear you lost your camera!


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Gravija]
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Gravija said:
Good stuff Psylo! Sorry to hear you lost your camera!


thanks mang, and ya its pretty hurting to lose a camera. i had a bunch of good shots to share too, i found some lobsters last week and never got to post them! i tried them too, they were actually quite delicious despite their wierd appearance and fishy smell. :lol:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Man, I want to try the lob. You are on top my friend!


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: Gravija]
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:grin:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Your azurenscens have only begun brotha :smile: if you also made them more wood chip based substrate pots you'd see them explode with nice bunches :stirthepot: they have popped for me till it's snowing so your all good man once pinning like that I guarantee you should see new pins daily for the next two weeks :smile: can't wait to see some b.c. Cyanescens too man :drooling: are your azurenscens poppin before the cyanescens ?? My azies beat cyans by farrrrrr - I think it's weird but I ain't complaining here lol

Happy fall brotha much much love :shineon:


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: sporeRider]
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ya i havent even see a cyan yet. but like i said. i experimented with cold shocking , i put that pot in the fridge for 48 hours a few weeks ago prior to the heavy rains. it seems to have helped. although it fucking snowed a bit today freakishly it should help the rest of the azzies start popping with this cold. its going to warm up again so things should be really in full swing now. if its this cold i may see some P pelliculosa soon!!


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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Nice to see your stuff flourishing. Awesome pics man, i'm jealous of the porcini.


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: NeoSporen]
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NeoSporen said:
Nice to see your stuff flourishing. Awesome pics man, i'm jealous of the porcini.



thanks bro! ya my son and i had the porcini and some wine caps last night for dinnier. unfortunatly a bit bug ridden but theres always some good edible meat in a king. :smile:

ovoids going like mad up here! if i dont see fruits this fall , definetly by the spring!!


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Re: Psylosymon's 2012 fall fungi finds, projects and id requests [Re: psylosymonreturns]
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heres a few things ive been seeing.

Nice purple Cort.
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Inocybe calamistrata
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super tall Cystoderma sp.
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jelly gungus , Pseudohydnum gelatinosum
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one of the thousands of Armillarias ive been seeing.
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cool purple Entoloma sp,
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nice Agricus campestris buttons.
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angel wings
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now this is a wierd one, i thought it was an Amanita but to my surprise it had yellow gills!!!! sorry for the shit pics, but id love to know if anyone knows wtf this is!
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Inocybe hirsuta var maxima i think. bruised green.
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Geastrum saccatum
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P semilanceata
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Galerina sp.
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huge old Gymnopilus luteofolius
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Stropharia smbigua
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unknown, just a cool gill shit!
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orange peel fungus Aleuria aurantia
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Cortinarius violaceus
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Lycoperdum perlatum
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spider infested Cantherellus cibarius
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Cantherellus or Gomphus!? i ate it with no ill effects if it was a wooly chantrelle.
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Russula sp.
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now i tried an id request when i found these on Gabriola island a few years ago. but i found them again and they have white spores. i have specimen and print for further id. but what are they you think, cant be pink oysters!?
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Calaocera viscosa
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my cyan patch fruited a bit.
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an azurescen patch inoculated in the spring fruited!
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azurescen bonsai !
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cuban cubensis bonsai !
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birds nest bonsai !
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had a lone P baeocystis wild fruiting in one of my patches! :smile:
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ovoid myc!!
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forgot this one from today. the pic sucks but its always awesome to find Elaphocordyceps! found these alot in the late spring but its my first observation in the fall. :rockon:
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