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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: the_chosen_one] * 8
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I know someone did some microscopy on spring fruiting woodlovers in Portland and they came out closer to the description of subaeruginascens, so maybe they’re more accurately/geneticaly aquamarina. Tough to say how any of these organisms came from or how they got to where they are now as humans have been moving plants and soils across the globe for so long and have likely moved fungi around with them, as well as more recent moving of spores and cultures and intentional methods of introductions.
I thought I’ve read some records of someone who intentionally moved Psilocybes from back east to the west before ovoids were even described. When ovoid first started getting noticed on the west coast a lot of people thought they were subaeruginascens.
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Asante’s woodlover patch
Moricz cellar
D3’s agar tek
A woodlover genetic theory
holofracatl's Woodlover grows
Tweeq's woodlover grow
Liloldme's grow

Edited by Land Trout (04/05/26 05:56 PM)

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Land Trout] * 4
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Trout is back!
:fuckyeah:


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"Blow up your TV, throw away your paper.  Go to the country, build you a home."

- John Prine

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: schmutzen] * 3
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Hey everyone, I wanted to share this little experiment with you.
I had a bunch of heavily bacterial wavy caps spawn jars laying around (I tried to clean the agar culture with cabin sequestering, but maybe it wasn't enough) and, instead of throwing them in the garbage, I'm trying to create an outdoor patch just like Asante's one.
So I pasteurized some hardwood briquettes with boiling water and, when cooled down, mixed them with spawn inside 2 shoeboxes. Some pics:

Taken on April 5



Taken on April 8



Now, it seems mycelium is growing, but I fear it will stall. Should I care? It's going to get buried in my garden, I thought 100% colonization was not needed but I'd like to hear from you.


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Garbage in, garbage out.

Life saver for contamination (cabin sequestering):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhwoNYmu_LA

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: schmutzen] * 2
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schmutzen said:
Trout is back!
:fuckyeah:


:whathesaid:
:fuckyeahdance:

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: JW123] * 5
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I’ve been creeping around forever.
JW123 said:
schmutzen said:
Trout is back!
:fuckyeah:


:whathesaid:
:fuckyeahdance:


I’ve been creeping around forever, just not working on mushroom stuff to share, but when I hear nerd shit about history and taxonomy I Can’t help myself.
Been working on other projects to keep me busy.


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Asante’s woodlover patch
Moricz cellar
D3’s agar tek
A woodlover genetic theory
holofracatl's Woodlover grows
Tweeq's woodlover grow
Liloldme's grow

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Land Trout]
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This slime mold is aggressive, it's in some of my pots and on the leftover wood debrie left from fermenting that I threw into my patch a few days ago. Summer and draught is coming up soon so hoping that it will kill it off and the ps cyan mycelium that's buried under the dirt/rocks and pots will survive (it still looks extremely healthy).

This slime mold is oddly beautiful though



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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Nate em All]
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“All Fungi are edible.

Some fungi are only edible once.”
― Terry Pratchett


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Kloakk]
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Fascinating

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Land Trout] * 2
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Land Trout said:
I’ve been creeping around forever.
JW123 said:
schmutzen said:
Trout is back!
:fuckyeah:


:whathesaid:
:fuckyeahdance:


I’ve been creeping around forever, just not working on mushroom stuff to share, but when I hear nerd shit about history and taxonomy I Can’t help myself.
Been working on other projects to keep me busy.



You been hanging with enlil? Good to see ya round these here parts again!


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Everything is better when it is done ON TOP OF A MOUNTAIN!

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Sulfurshelfsean]
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quick question:

if i grow woodlover and plan to inoculate dowels. can i use agar directly? is there a need to go to grains first?


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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: judenfisch]
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Grain is not absolutely necessary but it works really well.

Why dowels though? Are you planning to grow woodlovers out of a log?


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India Woodlover Growalong
Tweeq's Woodlovers Adventures
Trade List

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: catoblepa]
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Quote:
. It's going to get buried in my garden, I thought 100% colonization was not needed but I'd like to hear from you.


. Shouldn't make a difference, the problem with putting grain out in the spring is hungry rodents, they'll make of mess of everything to get to the grain. The better the myceliuum has depleted the grain moving into wood or sawdust, the less likely that anything will disturb what you've buried to get at the grain.

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: falcon] * 1
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Hey LandTrout!
Good to see you around the place and flying high! (And how auspicious for our meeting that I see you on page 907!)


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What are they saying? Listen carefully, it might be something you need to hear...




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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: judenfisch]
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It would go faster with grain. I tried earlier this year to inoculate a qt. Jar of sterilized wood chips with an agar wedge. It did work, very slowly.


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Down with O.P.P.

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Blopblop]
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It's been nine days since I transfered my agar and woodchips over to more sterilised woodchip and there's been no vigorous activity. Contrastingly I had some subaeruginosa on grain I transfered similarly and that's out of control.

Is that common when not using grain?


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I eat a few.  should be real tender.  Its tasty.  No starchiness or crunchiness.

Edited by el boso (04/10/26 05:03 AM)

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: el boso] * 2
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el boso said:
It's been nine days since I transfered my agar and woodchips over to more sterilised woodchip and there's been no vigorous activity. Contrastingly I had some subaeruginosa on grain I transfered similarly and that's out of control.

Is that common when not using grain?


Yes. This is exactly what to expect when not using grains. Going to grains first just brings so much more momentum and energy for the mycelium to quickly take to the wood. You will find many examples of this happening in this thread. It's totally possible to skip grains but it comes at considerable cost.


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India Woodlover Growalong
Tweeq's Woodlovers Adventures
Trade List

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: falcon]
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Alrighty then, I'll wait until either complete colonization or stalling and then bury it. Will post updates. Thank you so much!!


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Garbage in, garbage out.

Life saver for contamination (cabin sequestering):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhwoNYmu_LA

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: catoblepa] * 5
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Just checked in on the new bed :heart: I was worried about the grain drawing rodents but so far seems good.



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                          ...it is probably not the best miso."

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: mboehm] * 11
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I went mushroom hunting in my garden this morning and just noticed these today. 

Today was the fourth day of mild/moderate showers.

April 12 2026

NJ Ovoids





These are the first fruits of this patch, which was made in 2024.  At least one wheel-barrow full of wood chips were dumped on this patch in 2025.  All of the fruits are near the soil interface, on one edge of the patch.

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Re: The Official Woodlovers Thread [Re: Generic] * 1
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Generic said:
I went mushroom hunting in my garden this morning and just noticed these today. 

Today was the fourth day of mild/moderate showers.

April 12 2026

NJ Ovoids





These are the first fruits of this patch, which was made in 2024.  At least one wheel-barrow full of wood chips were dumped on this patch in 2025.  All of the fruits are near the soil interface, on one edge of the patch.


Absolutely beautiful! I love it. Nice work. And I’m sure the strawberries love having them.

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