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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: NatureBoy638]
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Fuzzy feet on that bottom pic...must be lacking fae :lol:

Nice shots!

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: saralove]
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saralove said:
teladi said:
I am now very proud of these complete cock up






We all learn something from the green.  What did you learn from this specific one that makes you proud?





Not to take shortcuts.

I'm more proud that I made such an impressively green tub, than learning anything. I expected contamination, but not nearly to that degree.

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: Guy on a buffalo] * 1
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Invited, and of course I proud of some of my mushrooms also, so here is some eyecandy from 2018. Hope you'll like it :mushroom2:

The Magic Cellar Series:

Ps. ovoideocystidiata




Mushroom love (Ps. serbica var. bohemica :smile:



Ps. alenii in january




Some baby flammulinas (first time on straw)


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My extra proudness :grin: Ps. alenii on straight pasteurised straw

Edited by moricz (12/14/18 01:57 AM)

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: saralove] * 1
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I feel like I've learned so much this year from the shroomery.
This is what i have for the year :smile:




Lol spore dump, i let it go too far :mad:



Another 20 qt grow. Im pretty proud of myself so far. There is a ton of information on this site, check it out. We have a lot of great people in here posting quality information. I always appreciate the advice and help :heart:


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Edited by Lassy123 (12/14/18 02:57 AM)

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: Lassy123] * 2
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I've been busy making my return to the hobby throughout 2018.
I went half of the year doing brf cakes to bulk,going through alot of varieties of cubensis that peaked my interest(lucys and redspore)or that I was told couldn't be done on brf back during my 1st go at cult.(PE varieties):facepalm:

1.) Your best work of 2018.


Took the APE with me into my first adventures in agar/grain.


2.) One lesson of success to pass on and help others.

I have found that it's always better to under-mist than it is to over-mist.
I always try to NOT mist as much as possible.
Field capacity at spawn is a big factor here.

3.) One lesson of failure to pass on and help others.
Failure is a part of this hobby.:shrug:
It helps you to learn and strive to do better.
My advice is to always have another project behind your current project.That way if there is a failure you won't be set back too far and probably not as upset that you lost your only go at it.

4.) 2019 - What's on the horizon for you? What will you be studying, working on, in cultivation?
Right now I am enjoying the grain/agar adventure and I have a few different varieties of cubensis going.(RW,KSSS(ufo),KS,)
I also have some exotics on agar as well(pans,galindoi,ps.cyan)
Gonna get them cleaned up thru winter and give them a whirl.
Can not wait till the 2019 outdoor season here as I have better plans for this box in that area.:super:

Thanks to all of the Shroomery!:hi:
:sporedrop::sporedrop::sporedrop:


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BRF to bulk/Cakes as spawn

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: mushroomnate] * 1
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So...

1.) Your best work of 2018.  Photos photos photos for the cultivation archives.
My autoclave...



Our lil' Oyster farm:



And my cellar adventures...

Seen above....

2.) One lesson of success to pass on and help others.

FAE FAE FAE with humidity. If my mycelium pops up too much than it is not enough fresh air, if drops down too much you are dry sir...  (2018)

3.) One lesson of failure to pass on and help others.

Do not run or try to over accelerate things... 100 kilograms of oyster mushroom ended up in "waste" because of under organization of stuff.

4.) 2019 - What's on the horizon for you? What will you be studying, working on, in cultivation? Tease us!

2019: I want to work with more edible varieties (Lions mane, enoki, black poplars, buna shimeji, SRA) I try to build up my cellar a bit more usefull, smart and powerfull (correct FAE :laugh: :laugh: ) And want to get over my bigest fear of grows ... DA Shi-take :laugh: :laugh:
I don't know why I fear them so much to start, but this year will be the year to look inside the eye of this dragon....
And of course my WL projects are going on

Edited by moricz (12/14/18 03:42 PM)

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: moricz]
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moricz said:
So...

1.) Your best work of 2018.  Photos photos photos for the cultivation archives.
My autoclave...



Our lil' Oyster farm:



And my cellar adventures...

Seen above....



:ohwow:

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: Guy on a buffalo]
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Guy on a buffalo said:
moricz said:
So...

1.) Your best work of 2018.  Photos photos photos for the cultivation archives.
My autoclave...



Our lil' Oyster farm:



And my cellar adventures...

Seen above....



:ohwow:



:dj:


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epic GT mono tub
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/17277772

wbs tek
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/11525679
coir tek
http://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/11917410
results :thumbup:

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: Guy on a buffalo]
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wow haha you guessed it! I have been digging around pine logs and finding a lot more mushrooms and these guys were growing under a pine log! :smile:


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What up habibi you've reached my signature and I haven't found shit to put in it yet, congrats.

Edited by NatureBoy638 (12/14/18 08:18 PM)

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: NatureBoy638] * 1
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1.) Your best work of 2018

I started on this roller coaster at the end of June and I had no idea how consumed I would become by mycology. I had a "success" of sorts in that I got something to grow.

1st brf bulk grow AA+ & 1st brf cake GT both fruited back in the summer.


A few months in and I'd like to think I have made quite an improvement on those first grows. While I'm not pulling fantastic looking canopies (yet) I will keep observing, dialing in, reading and taking information on board to keep those improvements going.

KS grain/coir cakes, 2 x CRS 10L tubs, KS 10L tub & CRS brf 10L bulk tub.


2.) One lesson of success to pass on and help others.

Read!

Reading the threads on the shroomery has been invaluable. I read and re read teks, found out what to expect, why you do the things you do, what happens when you don't do them. I read about fungi in general, I read things that contradicted everything I'd just read. I know most cultivators on the shroomery have forgotten more about fungi than I'll ever hope to know, which makes this forum such an awesome source of knowledge.

3.) One lesson of failure to pass on and help others.

Things do go wrong! Don't get disheartened, try and work out where you went wrong and fix it next time. Failure is the best way to learn how to get things right.

4.) 2019 - What's on the horizon for you? What will you be studying, working on, in cultivation? Tease us!

I'd like to try some exotic and edible grows alongside improving my cube grows. I have some p. Semilanceata colonizing atm so fingers crossed something comes from that.

I'd like to just thank everyone (past and present) who contributes to the discussions on the shroomery. You are all truly awesome and wish everyone success in whatever projects and ventures you take on in 2019 and continue to make the shroomery such a fucking kick ass forum:fistbump:


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"great things may come to those who wait, but only what's left by those who hustle"

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: Bumholio] * 1
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2.) One lesson of success to pass on and help others.
Take your time! Do not rush through the process. Do not be 6 knuckles deep in a whiskey bottle, and expect not to find contam 3 weeks later! Go slow, and concentrate on what you're doing. Light some candles, put on some Barry Manelow, take your clothes off, and noc up some jars. Jk, but seriously take your time.

3.) One lesson of failure to pass on and help others.
Trich shows up when you cut corners, don't try and outsmart the teks, follow them and learn from them.

4.) 2019 - What's on the horizon for you? What will you be studying, working on, in cultivation? Tease us!
I would really like to do a mono, you all hold them in such high praise! I'm excited to give it a go.


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Edited by Sally Hatchet (01/13/19 08:10 AM)

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: Sally Hatchet]
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dont tell pasty that. he spawns an entire bathtub when hes drunk


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Song Of Healing
:super: Updated Pf Tek Guide :super:
Ziran's Teks
AMU Q&A Thread
The Chinese word for nature is zìrán and it means that of which is of itself.


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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: moricz] * 2
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@ moricz

Indoor woodlovers!

:congrats::congrats::congrats:

Very very cool moricz

They are so tough indoors and you did it!

Thank you for sharing with us

:trophy: Shroomery Award  :trophy:  - "Exotic cultivator of the Year" - You have my vote for sure :super:



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@ Nimph

Your updates! :mushroom2::mushroom2::mushroom2::mushroom2::mushroom2:



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@ NatureBoy638


I can't tell if the last photo are baby Psilocybes.  Nice shots :sun:



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@ Asura

The lighting on the second flush is perfect.  They really turned out beautiful.

And ummm I'm not just gunna ignore your FAB placemats and mid-century furniture HELLO :shocked::heartpump:




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@ mushroomnate

Agreed! Moisture is such an important key element from substrate to misting.

Spot on with your advice. But now I'm curious about the box telllllllllllll meeeeeeee



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@ Lassy123

Nice work! :smile2:



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@ Bumholio

Some of the best cakes I have seen. You got it down. :congrats:




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@ Sally Hatchet

Candles and Barry Manilow LOL




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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: saralove] * 1
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1.) Your best work of 2018.  Photos photos photos for the cultivation archives.

Just screwed the last piece in.

110 gallon steam sterilizer with a 55 gallon boiler (25-30g full)




2.) One lesson of success to pass on and help others.

Don't be scared to switch grains.

3.) One lesson of failure to pass on and help others.

Adding too much water is easy and usually fucks shit up

4.) 2019 - What's on the horizon for you? What will you be studying, working on, in cultivation? Tease us!

Alot :hehehe: will probably  make a better sterilizer.


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If I ever give out misinformation please inform me so I can have the correct information. :cheers:

Tmethyl said:
Chuck Norris once roundhouse kicked a monotub that wasn't pinning fast enough. The force of the kick rearranged the genetics of the mushrooms, we now call them Penis Envy.

Caps McGee said:
:thumbsup:
Fun part is figuring out what works best for you

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: van hatton]
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van hatton said:
110 gallon steam sterilizer with a 55 gallon boiler (25-30g full)






Yes! Fucking Bad Ass Dude! :rockon:


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Helpful Threads

The Shroomery Store

Tormato's Q&A Thread Post Questions Here or PM me!

"Lately it occurs to me what a long, strange trip it's been." ~ Grateful Dead

Before you start...Do you have a Pressure Cooker and a Dehydrator? I highly recommend getting both!

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: saralove]
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If those were baby psilocybes then i'm a goat haha I have not been able to find any actives since I started hunting this year


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What up habibi you've reached my signature and I haven't found shit to put in it yet, congrats.

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: NatureBoy638] * 2
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Beauty of a thread saralove. Already more than enough gold to inspire anyone to give cultivation a go in 2019.

Here's my best of 2018.



Psilocybe alutacea








Gymnopilus dilepis/purpuratus






2.) One lesson of success to pass on and help others.

In regards to P.alutacea. The species grows like a weed if you keep the fruiting temperature below 20c. Performance on grain and manure are comparable provided a casing layer is applied. Light intensity seems to influence morphology. Increased intensity makes for squat specimens with a larger pileus. Ideal for prints.

3.) One lesson of failure to pass on and help others.

When I started, I grew more green than you'll see at a golf course. This hobbie requires a lot of patience and practice. When you do fail, consider it an opportunity to learn and move on.

4.) 2019 - What's on the horizon for you? What will you be studying, working on, in cultivation? Tease us!

Actives

P.subaeruginosa, P.azurescens.

Edibles

Pleurotus pulmonarius
Pleurotus eryngii
Morchella sp

Edited by bobwastaken (12/28/18 12:58 AM)

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: bobwastaken]
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:bow2:


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Access my journal... If you dare!

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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: bobwastaken]
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@ bobwastaken


Words fail bob!

Shroomery elders please have a look at bobwastaken for your next round of Trusted Cultivators.

Amazing community member with original, engagement content.

His work on difficult species are accurate and his photos are always generous.

Thank you for your contributions bob.  I am encouraged every time I see your posts.



bobwastaken said:
When I started, I grew more green than you'll see at a golf course.



:lol:

:heart:






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@ van hatton

Serious stuff van.

This tek is gonna be pretty awesome to read. Hope you write one. :sun:




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Re: 2018 ★ Official Mushroom Cultivation Yearbook [Re: saralove] * 1
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1.) Your best work of 2018.  Photos photos photos for the cultivation archives.


 

2.) One lesson of success to pass on and help others.

Find the things that work for you.
Everyone growing the same way and following the tek is good for learning. It also makes it easier for everyone to troubleshoot problems in the forum.
But once you know how to grow, play around, experiment and make up your own tek. 

3.) One lesson of failure to pass on and help others.

LC is the fastest, easiest way to inoculate large amounts of spawn at once.
LC is also the fastest, easiest way to fuck up big batches of grain all at once.

4.) 2019 - What's on the horizon for you? What will you be studying, working on, in cultivation? Tease us!

I hope to purchase land by the end of next year. Once I have a dedicated space (away from the city, that I own) I'll really be able to grow some mushrooms!

Edited by Mr.Hyde (12/18/18 11:47 AM)

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