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Just some more suburban finds from a short look at the Tassie spot. They’ve seemed to have dried out for the time being, though a nearby known patch of subs has started to fruit.

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Look at that above ground myc on those two It's screaming out to devour more wood.

Never seen such lively myc like that attached to the stipe above ground. Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't myc become dormant from light?

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Trossington said:
Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't myc become dormant from light?

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Not too sure about that one. I'd assume it wouldn't be ideal. But if there's a lot more going on underground, then it should be irrelevant.
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Back at gippsland for the weekend & oh boy what a great start to the month. All of today's finds were from the garden...
The active Gymnopilus on the piles of mulch are still pumping out fruits;



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Some Gymnopilus junonius as well;

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First Amanita muscaria fruiting around the birch trees, I've been waiting for these.




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A couple of subs;


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Found this new patch of young subs. At the time my young doggo was galloping all around the place, Going through garden beds and everything. So I thought the least I could do to protect them was make a small enclosure for while they're still young and have spores to drop.



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Don't think I'll have the time to check the forest this week.

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Mean while in MaceydowniaTown...

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Hahaha. I'm not claiming territory you cheeky pricks. Shrooms for all, forever.

Just don't like giving the Feds intel knowwahtimsayun. Hehe

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Mean while in MaceydowniaTown...

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Hahaha. I'm not claiming territory you cheeky pricks. Shrooms for all, forever.

Just don't like giving the Feds intel knowwahtimsayun. Hehe

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Typical. Someone has a laugh in good humor and you instantly go full racist with once of the most controversial topics of recent times. By the way, the cop was found guilty so you are promoting racism, a hate crime and racial division on a mycology forum. Ignorance at it's finest. Another outsider that gets reality from the idiot box. All because someone had a laugh in good humor. That speaks volume of your character and further expounds on your true intentions. Noted.

Please keep that same energy in person when the Karma train returns. What comes around goes around. Haven't you noticed what's been happening locally in Australia? You should be more concerned about what's coming to Australia, that is way worse than the last 2 years. Australia is the testing ground and your government sold every one of you out. IYKYK... Just wait this is only the beginning and people like you have it coming back ten fold. Now that is justice!

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Correct me if I'm wrong but doesn't myc become dormant from light?

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Not too sure about that one. I'd assume it wouldn't be ideal. But if there's a lot more going on underground, then it should be irrelevant.

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You might be onto something there, Nick. You got me thinking back to photos Warrk posted in their sub fish tank moss terrarium grow thread showing myc spreading out against the glass, they document having kept the tank out of direct sunlight, not completely in the dark. If that's anything to go by, perhaps sub myc can handle low level light if its root system is solid underneath, and the right temperature of course.

These things they call fungi, interesting stuff!

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psbs said:
Anyone been making some suburban finds yet? I've been out in the eastern suburbs all over the shop I've been finding more inactives than you can shake a stick at but not a single sub for the life of me. My local patch is yet to fruit anything as well. I'm starting to think it hasn't been consistently cold and wet enough yet for them to show up, which looks like is set to change.

Anyone else having similar struggles?

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Same here, no luck locally. A few pins was the last I came across a bit over a week ago that I posted in this thread. They were eastern suburbs way I had to drive out to so I haven't been able to go back to check on them. Keep looking, psbs - you might find them!

Haven't even come across many L ceres either which are normally, and annoyingly, everywhere by now.

Came across this slimey bugger last Sunday. Possibly a gym (?) it was feasting on.


That said, I am seeing some success in a couple of outdoor grow experiments I started last season!


Another experiment from last season was making a number of sub smoothies and pouring them into various woodchip beds at local parks and reserves that I haven't seen subs grow before. Not expecting the smoothie tek to work but it never hurts trying. If successful, the plan is to keep spreading all around locally. Fingers crossed

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That said, I am seeing some success in a couple of outdoor grow experiments I started last season!


Another experiment from last season was making a number of sub smoothies and pouring them into various woodchip beds at local parks and reserves that I haven't seen subs grow before. Not expecting the smoothie tek to work but it never hurts trying. If successful, the plan is to keep spreading all around locally. Fingers crossed

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Can you please share how you managed to grow subs outdoors? I would like to do the same!!