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Does Psilocybe Subaeruginosa (subs) need fern to grow?
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I am hunting in Melbourne, and I'm wondering whether subs need bracken fern to grow? I know there are a lot of guides but some say fern and others don't.

I am hunting in a eucalyptus tree forest with plenty of wood debris and grass, but not much bracken fern or pine needles, so will subs still grow there?

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Re: Does Psilocybe Subaeruginosa (subs) need fern to grow? [Re: mustafachainz]
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mustafachainz said:
I am hunting in Melbourne, and I'm wondering whether subs need bracken fern to grow? I know there are a lot of guides but some say fern and others don't.

I am hunting in a eucalyptus tree forest with plenty of wood debris and grass, but not much bracken fern or pine needles, so will subs still grow there?



very open ended question but it depends on a lot of factors, moisture content, substrate etc.. also bushfires can hinder the development of subs. they can grow in grass as well, i personally have only ever found small flushes of subs in Bracken most of the bigger flushes come from the dead pines that are harvested and left to rot within the plantations themselves. generally if you are a novice hunter it may be easier to get your eye in hunting suburban areas you may have more luck in woodchipped garden beds and parks with shade and eucalypts etc. sometimes forests will be completely void of subs for no apparent reason.

Edited by WeBeTrippyMane (07/04/19 02:20 AM)

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Re: Does Psilocybe Subaeruginosa (subs) need fern to grow? [Re: WeBeTrippyMane]
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No they dont is the short answer.

Also sometimes you'll be looking at the perfect conditions and just wont find them, its just one of those things everything could be right and they just may not be there. There is also the possibility that they were in the spot you are looking and many people before you have gone through and devoid the area completely.

I see you've wrote you're in Melbourne, I remember reading years ago in a Melb thread that more then likely subs are within walking distance of your house. Im unsure whether seasons since have changed that but I do recall many times seeing how common they are in woodchipped areas all over suburbia there. Just keep looking around woodchipped gardens

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Re: Does Psilocybe Subaeruginosa (subs) need fern to grow? [Re: WeBeTrippyMane]
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WeBeTrippyMane said:
mustafachainz said:
I am hunting in Melbourne, and I'm wondering whether subs need bracken fern to grow? I know there are a lot of guides but some say fern and others don't.

I am hunting in a eucalyptus tree forest with plenty of wood debris and grass, but not much bracken fern or pine needles, so will subs still grow there?



very open ended question but it depends on a lot of factors, moisture content, substrate etc.. also bushfires can hinder the development of subs. they can grow in grass as well, i personally have only ever found small flushes of subs in Bracken most of the bigger flushes come from the dead pines that are harvested and left to rot within the plantations themselves. generally if you are a novice hunter it may be easier to get your eye in hunting suburban areas you may have more luck in woodchipped garden beds and parks with shade and eucalypts etc. sometimes forests will be completely void of subs for no apparent reason.



Do you have any idea of why they wouldn't grow in forests with proper conditions? I suppose because they are such wood-loving mushrooms they would definitely grow in mulch and tanbark.

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Re: Does Psilocybe Subaeruginosa (subs) need fern to grow? [Re: mustafachainz]
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The spores may not have made it to that forest where they are absent perhaps.

I find them in a different state then you are in some forests and other forests there are none.

How did the spores to get where they are is a questioned pondered by many.

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