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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: smalltalk_canceled] * 16
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Azurescens, 2nd flush coming together



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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq]
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Oh thats magazine pretty!

How many seasons is that?
You have environment and the touch
:voila:


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq]
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Gorgeous!👌


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq] * 1
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Could you show a wider POV so we can see the microclimate? They seem to love that spot! Nice and wet.


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: cybesa] * 11
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cybesa said:
Could you show a wider POV so we can see the microclimate? They seem to love that spot! Nice and wet.


Certainly :smile:

Some pics from the 1st flush:

Looking South-East


Looking East


The rhododendron is the only bush on the patch. The whole thing is surrounded by plants though that overhang into the patch and provide some shade and wind protection and there's some plucks of dune grass planted in the patch here and there.

There's probably more (older) pics in the link Woodlovers Adventures in my sig where you might get a better idea of the layout.


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq]
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WOAH!! AMAZING Spot!
So the keys are:
- Rhododendron (they seem to love this plant for some reason)
- Shady area from taller trees and bushes
- Dune grasses (For Azures specifically)
- Keep it wet if it doesn't rain for long (right?)
- Cover the wood chips bed with mulch instead of soil (that's what I see in your picture but please correct me if I'm wrong!)


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: cybesa]
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cybesa said:
WOAH!! AMAZING Spot!
So the keys are:
- Rhododendron (they seem to love this plant for some reason)
- Shady area from taller trees and bushes
- Dune grasses (For Azures specifically)
- Keep it wet if it doesn't rain for long (right?)
- Cover the wood chips bed with mulch instead of soil (that's what I see in your picture but please correct me if I'm wrong!)


-Rhododendron: inconclusive but could be. It was already there when we got this place. The whole patch was gravel before.

-Shady area: good idea (also, this is a pretty shady area of town :wink: )

-Dune grasses: not needed but can't hurt

-Keep it wet: only to initiate fruiting (if needed) and if it gets too dry during fruiting

-Cover: I used potting soil to cover my chip bed, not mulch


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Fungus Gnat] * 2
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Fungus Gnat said:
Y'all...


MY FIRST CULTIVATED WOODLOVERS!

Azurescens grain spawn to fairly old (6months?) woodchips straight from the pile and into a flower pot. About 1ft of chips in total. Spawned early June of this year, current temps are pretty consistently in the 40s(f) with a lot of rain. I was ready to give up on them, but I'm so stoked now!



:fuckyeah:


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: cybesa] * 2
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Honest opinion, the rhody and dune grass have nothing to do with its success.  Tweeq spawns the hell out of his patches with woodchip spawn, which has probably the highest success rate.  High spawn ratio in ideal food in an ideal climate = big patch.

Stamets started the baseless rhody association, along with many other baseless assertions.  I would be willing to bet people find a lot of wood lovers under rhodies is because they have a taller and more sparse growing habit than most landscaped plants and it’s easier to spot fruits under them.


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Mr Piggy] * 1
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Ive recently boiled some Alder wood pellets and they have turned into VERY fine powder.. can I mix this with beech chips of various sizes to create a great bed? I'm wondering what the best size ratios are and if mixing with super fine sawdust is good or not.


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: cybesa]
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I personally wouldn’t.  Woodlovers like wood chips that are chunks about the size of your thumb.


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq]
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Tweeq said:
cybesa said:
:eek::crazy2:

Baseless

:crazy2::crazy2::headbang:

Inconclusive




:lolsy:
I didn't know it was attributed to Stamets, seemed like a pre-cultivator adage, but it wasn't a vital in an already loaded memory. You know he tended to present as if all the stuff he got off others was also his.....without actually saying so.

A very popular person here (still) that is retired was friends with him during "the rise" and by book 2, I dont think he had many, if any, original friends left. 

I was gone when it turned on Paul, but it sure went to the bone :lol: - not that I mind, its just such another universe from "upward and paulward". :lol:


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq] * 1
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So what about those big pieces of mulch on top? Did you put that there along with the potting soil? Or were they part of the spawn? Because they don't seem too white with mycelium, so I assume it was just to keep the moisture of the actual bed in!


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: cybesa]
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Are you referring to the actual wood chips?


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq] * 1
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THOSE are wood chips? They are HUGE! I thought they are some kind of garden mulch! They are also reddish in color instead of that white-yellow beech color.


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: cybesa] * 1
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Lol. Yes. That's wood chips.


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq]
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Exceptional flush. Maybe the best I've ever seen.

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: cybesa]
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cybesa said:
Ive recently boiled some Alder wood pellets and they have turned into VERY fine powder.. can I mix this with beech chips of various sizes to create a great bed? I'm wondering what the best size ratios are and if mixing with super fine sawdust is good or not.


Sawdust tends to sog up / dry out too quick. Plus it's essentially an industry byproduct... Wouldn't use it. You never know what else has been through that sawmill.

Compressed Alder pellets should have the same reddish color as the woodchips in Tweeq's bed (you wondered about the color). When you cut the wood, it initially has a Linden / beech kinda color, quickly turning reddish in an oxidase type reaction.

Question (perhaps for you, Mr P): I was told P. ovoideocystidiata thrives among Alder, but I don't have the right type over here. My first spawn is ready, would it benefit from being laid out under A. glutinosa or another Alnus species? Was a link ever proven? It obviously isn't a mycorrhiza forming species.


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I also added them both to my nazi watchlist in my journal, so we can watch them

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Tweeq]
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Tweeq said:
cybesa said:
Could you show a wider POV so we can see the microclimate? They seem to love that spot! Nice and wet.


Certainly :smile:

Some pics from the 1st flush:

Looking South-East


Looking East


The rhododendron is the only bush on the patch. The whole thing is surrounded by plants though that overhang into the patch and provide some shade and wind protection and there's some plucks of dune grass planted in the patch here and there.

There's probably more (older) pics in the link Woodlovers Adventures in my sig where you might get a better idea of the layout.


Bruh ur an absolute madman!!! Love it!! :ohwow:


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: GoodGilbert] * 6
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His flush is great! But if it's the best you have ever seen, you haven't seen this:




Absolutely crazy. Greenhouse is key, seems to retain moisture.


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