Mykol said:

Found a big branch/log with cyans.
They are directly between the bark and the

Mykol said:

Found a big branch/log with cyans.
They are directly between the bark and the wood.
First time I see that.

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I hope you took some myc/stem butts home to expand. Boiled and cooled cardboard is wonderful, use it to expand to woodchips

Mr Piggy said:

A potted fruit plant can also be a mushroom bed.  I mulch all of my berry pots with chips and mushrooms.  Each spring I can turn 1 pot into 15 by dividing myc.  Berries all summer, mushrooms all fall.

These pots contain blueberries and azzies.

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Yeah nice Mr Piggy, I made 2 planters with cyanescens, but it's 99% chips with a thin soil layer with grass. But I'd love to have blueberries too. How deep is the woodchip layer, 10cm?

For some reason my azzie patch was ran over by a competing fungi.. of maybe I accidentally cultivated the wrong mycelium (I think the latter as the entire bed has been taken over by another specie..).

But.. I have good news, after months I finally found a place I can rent. And it has a garden.. this time around nobody to tell me what to do, so I'll transform it into a woodlover paradise

I really like the looks of cyanescens, their distinct caramel cap, wavy.. so I'll just expand these 2 flowerpots to more chips. Are azurescens worth growing for microdosing? 125mg of dried cyanescens is on the upper border of what I would consider a microdose.. but they definately give me good vibes.. I recall you mentioned azzies are more for the heavy lifting mentally (if I remembered correctly).. but yeah interested to hear if microdosing these is nice or so-so..

NothingsChanged said:

Your random patches are probably starting from you inadvertently ::transfering things all over your area?  headbang3

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