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falseaddiction
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Growning Pan Subbs?

#1969174 - 10/01/03 10:45 AM (22 years, 11 months ago)

I have a bunch of subbs spore prints that i recently took from wild ones i found. I was wondering if i could take the soil wherre they are growing now, fill up a bowl or pan, and then inject the spores or scrap them on the soil. I would keep it at about 80 degrees or so. I know my outdoor patch is going to stop producing soon since it is a high of about 50 here now, and lows around 35. I hope this idea would work! I figure its just like the spores droping from the shrooms on to the soil, except i am watering them and keeping the soil warm. Let me know what you think!

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one800chiapet
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Re: Growning Pan Subbs?

[Re: falseaddiction]
#1969936 - 10/01/03 04:10 PM (22 years, 11 months ago)

I can pretty much guarantee that that will not work. Soil is non-nutritious and the spores wouldn't germinate. You could probably spawn some colonized grain to an outdoor bed though.