alaskappalachian said:

^^^
Yeah don't feel too bad Smelly.  I grow for four years here without even electricity (only actually got wired up last year) and still don't have a chamber or tent

As for the temp thing- I think only some really respond to the cooler temps for initiation.  Luteofolius fruited for me fine at 70+ degrees,  but purpuratus fruited only (it seemed - both when I got a few shifty fruits to mature in a Tupperware and the above pinset) after low 60s for like a week and 50s at night.  Dying to see someone else fruit another gym for just this question... Luteus will be done very soon though and finally got subspectabilis to germ as of today thanks to pucks (and thanks to Soloist) so hopefully we'll build this knowledge base up with this excellent thread.  Mr. Piggy is infallible as we all recognize so I fully trust his logic that they all probably eventually will just fruit in  whatever temperature,  tbh...  Makes sense when I read through iNaturalist observations and whatnot.

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August 13th 2023 was the harvest date of these guys in the vicinity of Sandy Oregon, yard station read 104F
https://www.wunderground.com/history/monthly/us/or/portland/KPDX/date/2023-8


The pile was incubating all spring, then a wheelbarrow or two of chips were taken right off of the side of the pile in 90F degree weather.  The disturbance caused them to fruit out of the side of the pile where the chips exposed myc.  100% douglas fir chips.

I'm not saying they will fruit again in high temps or even that it was a factor, just that I saw that pile flush three times.  All of those flushes were in the height of summer, all when it was above 85F out.

Scemilope said:

My lumps is funky.


I buried them in my janky yard tires erosion control beds.



One is old tamp tubs and the other has the gymn cakes. Both topped with soil and seeded with broccoli and radishes.

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SupaThaRipper said:

Supposed to be aeruginosus but kind of looking like luteofolius... Damnit. Will wait to see how they mature

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