I've heard that injecting the spores directly into the roots of pine trees can work. It still takes a few years, but I've heard with a little bit of reasearch and luck, it can be done. Its much eaiser to find them in the wild.

The Lizard,

If you want to waste your time on amanita spores, contact the Spore Lab, they have spores of several different amanita's in the back room, all nearly immpossible to grow.

Good luck!

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Then transfered into spawn, and cased under a soil with young Pine trees (seedlings). In about a year you should have amanitas.

This is only a rumor so dont take my words as thogh they are aboslute truth...

trade_omlet

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