Blopblop said:

It’s been getting down to 50*F at night, and it  rained a couple days last week. Normally we have a bit of late summer, this year it felt like Autumn 2 weeks ago.

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cronicr said:

Here's a few azure bags , they've been colonized for almost a month but whatever it will be warm enough in a couple weeks to make a bed , u certainly could get away with simple pasturized chips indoors but for such a long process I don't bother fucking around with it , I got thousands of bags I may as well use them.
My brother simply makes grain spawn then spawns direct outdoors to his raised beds and does fine

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Over 9 months later lol...gonna hydrate and case and see what happens , kept four azure four cyan bags for 9 months indoors lol

StanG said:

Nice! Yesterday was the first rain in weeks in southern Germany.

After this very hot and dry summer, my two small Cyanescens beds have some fruits. Much fewer than last year, but at least they’re still alive.
Another mycelium is present in both beds, see the red circles. It looks like Hare’s foot ink cap (Coprinopsis lagopus).
Can anybody confirm?

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