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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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Looks like the slug didnt like them after all :smile: or just wondered
of after the first bite.Thanks for this log.I'm going to have to try
this out myself.
Well done m8


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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dizzam!..  congrats on those beauties Joshua.  Looks like New years should be fun.  :smile: 


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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vary nice :cool: 

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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: i am e goldstein]
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Nice move Joshua. Excellent! Please please do all you can to keep this information on how you did everything together and availible. Thank you so much for spreading what you have learned.


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: BowlKiller]
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I reached my upload limit for today. This is a fruit I picked New Years Day.



Joshua


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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Hey Joshua, that is a very pretty fruit.  I?m glad someone else is getting only a few peeps here and there this year.  This is the best one from my cyan clone patch this year:  It only produced about 10 mushrooms total :tongue:



Seems like the more you try to make the spot ?perfect? the fewer fruits it actually produces.  Who knows, next year may be a completely different story :wink:

Congrats! 

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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Suntzu]
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This is my first attempt at an outdoor patch. I spawned in June which was a bit late. How about yourself?

Joshua

P.S. Does your lady have any friends?


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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Very Nice Guys. Thanx for this LOG!

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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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Yep, yep, I only beat you by a month or so.  Way too late.  The bulk of the bed is made up of those aspen pet shavings, only the top inch or so are actual chips. 
We need to get our ass in gear this year :smile:  I now have a line on as much alder as I want; I just have to drive about 2 hours and cut the damn trees down and chip them myself.

The lady has a few friends, thinkin' of coming up north?  :wink:   

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Re: The Azure Project (New Year fruit!) [Re: Joshua]
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COOL,JOSH!!!!

I just got a print, an would like to try this what a cool deal. :cool: 


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Re: The Azure Project (New Year fruit!) [Re: bluelou]
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Aren't you from Florida? You may have quite a few environmental obstacles to overcome but good luck.  :grin: 


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Re: The Azure Project (New Year fruit!) [Re: @cro]
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what i wouldn't give to be out of so. cal and back in oregon ;\


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Re: The Azure Project (New Year fruit!) [Re: Raadt]
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But your local says you are in Oregon.

Joshua


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Re: The Azure Project (New Year fruit!) [Re: Joshua]
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I'm an oregonian at heart, stuck in a job that's in a different state. I lived in portland till i was 18, then moved to LA for a job that offered me far more than I was making there.

I leave oregon as my locale because the spore issues with CA, and because there's some pretty intense govt crap going on in CA with drug issues, feds vs. state... it makes it a pain, and i'm paranoid.


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: G a n j a]
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Ganja asked in another thread, "What are you hoping to do different if you dont mind me asking?Have you considered the fact that rhodes contain poisions that they omit from there roots stoping other plants from growing near them and that these could possily be taken up by the mycelium?"

I will be providing better drainage and may add sea salt to the soil.

I think that rhodies help. I made two beds each next to rhodies. One rhodie died, that bed produced 0 fruits. The other bed fruited well. You can actually see the fruits growing very close to the stalk of the rhodie. I think the chemicals you refer to are active only against certain plants. The chemicals are likely growth inhibitors. I don't think they pose a proplem to the fungi. Many outdoor beds of cyans and azures are grown in the company of rhodies.

Joshua


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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Good to know as rhodes are the most common estate plant in this area :smile: cheers.


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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what kind of ratio of seasalt, how/when/where do you plan in applying? :smile: 


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: comario2]
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I haven't thought too far ahead. It will be a very weak solution. I will probably spray it on. I may do a test on some salted wood chips to make sure the mycelium is salt tolerant.

Joshua


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Re: The Azure Project (11/3, pins!!!) [Re: Joshua]
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I dont know much about azures so i was wondering why sea salt?are they a coastal speices?Not sure how the rhodes would take to it.


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