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xfsketch
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pseudoanonyrnous said: i went to one of my shaggy parasol spots today and found princes growing the the shaggies so i left the shaggies for someone else and took the princes. this spot isn't far from the only B aereus spot i know and there were a dozen nice buttons there, but most were too small, so i took the two largest ones and headed for a nearby porcini patch. and scored enough for a nice dinner. kings, queens and princes

Nice!!
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MycoMen
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Re: royal flush [Re: xfsketch]
#18987930 - 10/16/13 07:57 PM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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Chanterelle porn:
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canid
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Re: royal flush [Re: MycoMen]
#18988120 - 10/16/13 08:36 PM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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C. formosus? I'm trying to better learn the various western yellow chanterelles.
It's so, so, so much easier just to call them all the chanterelle.
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MycoMen
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Re: royal flush [Re: canid]
#18988148 - 10/16/13 08:42 PM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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I've also found tons of C. cascadensis today, but they're all cut up and frozen now, sorry. 
Will take pictures of them and post when I go back for more next week.
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jet li
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Re: royal flush [Re: canid]
#18988150 - 10/16/13 08:43 PM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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Mushroomin' ain't easy.
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canid
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Re: royal flush [Re: jet li]
#18988187 - 10/16/13 08:49 PM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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Yes they are. I'm just half dumb
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musiclover420
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Re: royal flush [Re: canid]
#18989215 - 10/17/13 12:32 AM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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I found some oysters on a walk earlier, I will try and get around to posting pics as they were pretty prime, wen I go back for more I will try and bring a better camera, or someone who has one xD and take some habitat shots and such. I am spore printing the ones I already picked now and I was wondering how best to spread said spores around? Could I put them in a spray bottle of water? Thanks for any info
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canid
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You can do that. It is very hard to say how much success it will show.
You can take your oyster trimmings -praticularly those from the bases- and place them in the soil against the bases of snag trees, or in gaps in the bark of recently downed trees.
you can also make your own spawn from these on prepared chips or dowels, or pieces of damp cardboard, and dramatically multiply the amount of inoculant you have to work with.
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canid
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Re: royal flush [Re: canid]
#18989281 - 10/17/13 12:57 AM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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Of course, you don't have to inoculate only trees. you can inoculate piles of chipped wood left aside by road crews, landscaping, etc.
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thetonebone72
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Re: royal flush [Re: canid]
#18989299 - 10/17/13 01:08 AM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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canid said: You can do that. It is very hard to say how much success it will show.
You can take your oyster trimmings -praticularly those from the bases- and place them in the soil against the bases of snag trees, or in gaps in the bark of recently downed trees.
you can also make your own spawn from these on prepared chips or dowels, or pieces of damp cardboard, and dramatically multiply the amount of inoculant you have to work with.
Sounds like what I do with my chanterelle trimmings & rejects. I've got a douglas fir tree in 2' planter and that's where I chuck all the leftovers. I'm training it to grow chanterelles.
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resourcefulop94
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Just went to walk to the outhouse and you know what I find?? haha
   Found on this road
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RiparianZoneJunky
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 Made a killing on the winter chanterelles and candy caps yesterday. Also found my first decent boletus mirabilis and a bunch of l. rubrilacteus.
Edited by RiparianZoneJunky (10/17/13 12:23 PM)
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resourcefulop94
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MOREE!!!! Today has been good
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Uhurungus
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RiparianZoneJunky said:
 Made a killing on the winter chanterelles and candy caps yesterday. Also found my first decent boletus mirabilis and a bunch of l. rubrilacteus.
that is beautiful!
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art2312
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Uhurungus said:
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RiparianZoneJunky said:
 Made a killing on the winter chanterelles and candy caps yesterday. Also found my first decent boletus mirabilis and a bunch of l. rubrilacteus.
that is beautiful!
!! awesome!!
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Ganzig
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Re: Boletus!! [Re: art2312]
#18992592 - 10/17/13 07:33 PM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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Whoa! That is a load of B. mirabilis!
You should make some candy cap cookies.
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FoxDie
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Re: Boletus!! [Re: Ganzig] 1
#18998407 - 10/19/13 02:40 AM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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I roam a little on my lunchbreaks at work. I saw these today growing in woodchips near a dead stump. They were larger than ones I've seen before. They were about the size of an ear or golfball.

This was already about the size of a grapefruit. I thought it was a puffball but it looks like veil remnants on the cap like an Amanita shows. So?

Now... this Chanterelle came in with the fresh batch at the natural market I work at. It's a MONSTER! It looks to have started as a clump of 2 or 3 stalks but then was stunted and spazzed out, haha. There are dozens of little off-shoots with false-gills. Very odd...


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pseudoanonyrnous
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Re: Boletus!! [Re: FoxDie]
#18998444 - 10/19/13 03:10 AM (10 years, 8 months ago) |
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i tasted A. augustus for the first time this evening. its quite excellent and unique, i can see what all the fuss is about.
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nomadbrad
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RiparianZoneJunky said:
 Made a killing on the winter chanterelles and candy caps yesterday. Also found my first decent boletus mirabilis and a bunch of l. rubrilacteus.
Clean haul Rzj. I love when people take pride in their finds. Good work man.
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nomadbrad said: Clean haul Rzj. I love when people take pride in their finds. Good work man.
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