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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: PhenoDreamers] * 2
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Will do, I'll post pics if anything changes.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: schmutzen] * 2
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Oooo this has me all kinds of excited. I think we're onto something here. Hopefully it works for these guys and many many more little brown mushrooms 🤞


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180] * 6
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Still tiny but they're turning into pins for sure


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: PhenoDreamers]
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Is this the same stuff you cased the pelliculosa with?

At this point I'm almost wondering if there's something that's released during fermentation that acts as a fruiting cue or a certain "ingredient" the mushrooms need to reproduce. Maybe even specific to beech? I'm not sure but I'll do some digging and come back with anything I find.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180]
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Actually come to think of it, it's literally the exact same thing. Wouldnt really call it a casing tho considering it is nutritious. I just call it a top layer 😂

See I was in the same boat thinking that the chips had to be fermented rather than pasteurized or sterilized but there are others who have had success with woodlover indoors on sterilized chips but that was section cyanescens...

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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: PhenoDreamers] * 6
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I wanted to share my latest spawn run. Basically used PF recipe and subbed brown rice flour for rye flour I made by milling whole rye berries. Filled the jars half way and inoculated with LC. Shook the hell out of them and they were basically done in under 2 weeks. Much better than waiting for grain spawn to creep its way to 100%.

As for the substrate here, I've got a mix of rotten beech that been fermented for a few weeks, combined with a roughly equal portion of chopped straw, hydrated and pasteurized overnight (accidentally lol didn't mean to leave the cooker on all night). I tried pluteus on a straw based bulk and it really seemed to like it. It colonized nice and thick but sadly lost the tub to contamination before it reached full colonization and fruiting. These mushrooms exhibit a similar ecological niche in the wild. Both being secondary decomposers that can be found on very rotten wood. I'm theorizing that the rotten wood has a relatively higher amount of cellulose in it after the aggressive white rot fungi eat a good deal of the lignin. This leaves behind a lot of exposed cellulose that is now more easily digested by our secondary decomposing friends.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180]
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That’s got me thinking..I’ve been playing around with yucca flower stalk wood as an amendment in my Zapotecorum sub…didn’t really do a deep dive, just went with it because it was woody, local, and free.
They colonized just fine but, Seems that Zaps like lignin, and yucca wood is non lignified (clone tests will determine down the line if it made a difference )

Point is yucca wood has no lignin but high cellulose. Curious how Cerulipes would respond.

If someone had a spare wedge or prints I’d love to test it out.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Soloist] * 1
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Oh boy here I go abandoning this thread again lol. I have still been cracking away with these guys but shooting myself in the foot the whole time with shitty cultures. I have stepped up the culturing game quite a bit in the past few months and just used my first proper jars of caerulipes spawn.

this recipe colonized vigorously for both caerulipes and a local active pluteus:

Rye flour:Vermiculite:rotten beech:water 1:2:0.5:1(ish)

Rye flour is whole rye grains milled at home
Verm is the fine grade with relatively small particle size.
Rotten beech was harvested from a fallen beech log in the local woods that was well decayed. I have been fermenting it for a while too now.

Phenodreamers put me back onto the PF tek approach with grain flour and verm as spawn and it is extremely useful for any of the exotics that do not colonize large cereal grains very well. I am testing all of the other stuff I grow on this using millet that I have an stupid amount of. Vermiculite is really cheap and I like to be able to prep spawn in less time than it takes to bake a cake, all without spilling that god damn millet all over the floor.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180] * 1
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post ya primordia bluefoot


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: smalltalk_canceled] * 3
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They are popping up all over the surface mostly on the wood chunks. I might case half of it and see what does better.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180]
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This thread is amazing. I am loving this. I’m hoping to start my own project if I can find some fruit or spores to start with. Keep up the good work.

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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Incidental_farmer] * 1
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If this goes somewhere like it seems to be I will do a big giveaway so stay tuned!


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180]
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Man, that would be amazing! I’m definitely in. Unfortunately, I can’t access the marketplace yet. Please keep me in mind.

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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180] * 1
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Just checking to see how the blue foot project is going. Any progress?

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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Incidental_farmer] * 2
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I am gearing up to do a new project with this mushroom soon. Just waiting for a clean enough culture. The mycelium grows pretty slow on agar.

I have been spending alot of time looking for it this year. I think this weekend is prime. Rained the past couple days pretty heavy and cooled off to low 50s at night. If you see me crawling around under the beech trees, just know I am doing the lords work


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180]
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I haven’t heard much about them this year. Maybe a bad year for them or just nobody out looking? I have yet to ever find them. I’ll keep looking though. Anyway, keep up the good work. I am interested in your progress.

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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Incidental_farmer] * 1
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Resurrecting this thread again to keep some notes on a new approach I'm taking to growing this mushroom. The basic idea is to utilize quart jars as an all in one flask in which to grow the mushrooms. I will eventually make a post on it but the long term plan is to use them in a refrigerator based set up. I think I've seen enough to know this isn't ever going to pop at room temperature, and I want to build off where phenodreamers got with this species using a mini fridge.

For now though I've got this recipe sterilizing in my new autoclaves :eek:

Base:
50% medium-fine maple wood chips
50% peat moss
Use just enough base to cover the bottom of a horizontal quart jar. The wood chips were also hydrated and leeched of some of the tannins over the course of a day by soaking in scalding hot tap water and changing it once every few hours. They're secondary decomposers so don't think they would like most of what's in freshly chipped wood when it comes to anything water soluble. Opted for maple because I have an abundance of it and some of the folks interested in growing this mushroom may not live somewhere with beech trees. I've come across a few observations of it fruiting from maple wood or in a proximity to maple trees as well. I'm also using the peat moss here to give the substrate the texture of woody debris buried among humus and leaf litter.

Supplements per quart jar:
1 tsp rye flour - keeping nutrients low, just enough to encourage colonization, I plan on incubating these jars for some time and let the mycelium digest the wood source for carbon.
1/10tsp wood ash - the peat moss I bought today was rather acidic so including a little bit of ashes to help bring the ph up a bit. Didn't want to use too much and burn the mycelium.

I'll post some pics once they start colonizing.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180]
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I would definitely try some with HIGH spawn nutrients dude. I believe this to be a species that is just as dependent on grain as it is wood when it comes to cultivation. It won't lead to faster pinning of course but it will lead to bigger and better fruit development. That's where my grow lacked.

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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: PhenoDreamers]
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I just came into a fucking wealth of mason jars at an estate sale. I'll give it a try. I have some potting mix like what wavy used for the baeo I think would make a good base for a high nutrient substrate. It's definitely friendly to fungus, everything I've planted in it grows Corpinoids and an insane amount of gnats. I've given up on using it for houseplants lmao.


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Re: Psilocybe Caerulipes Thread [Re: Blufuut180]
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New word on the streets is that this section performs well on canary seed. I haven't dove into it yet myself to try it.

As for the sub, I've been wanting to scoop up some decomposed spent mulch from subaeruginosa bed from last year. It's straight up like soil right now dude.

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