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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: frankenstoen]
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frankenstoen said:
I know we also have G. curtisii, G. oregenense, G. resinaceum and G. tsugae growing in the U.S., with perhaps other species (or sub-species) yet to be separated out.


Yesterday afternoon I went by the park where I found some ganodermas, and collected a few that still seemed fleshy.  All the others I've seen are dead and decaying, already being munched on by blue-green mold.  They look almost exactly like Tripsis' reishi.  I took a few tissue cultures yesterday but I'm not sure they'll take.

I'm pretty sure the ones I found are Ganoderma curtisii considering my location.  The really immature fruits are a deeper red, while the mature ones are that yellowish-ochre color.

Where did this strain originate?


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: Paresthesia]
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Where did this strain originate?


You'll have to ask Lipa that. I would be interested in knowing myself, it's a very productive isolate.

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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: LochRaven]
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these are form fungiperfecti?


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: x7x_x7x]
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Well, the G. curtisii/lucidum cultures I took are going pretty well.  I had a hard time finding tissue that didn't require sawwing to remove, but I managed to scrape off some of the tissue between the top and the pore layer.  There's a little activity on the plates, but oddly enough, it seems to be growing faster on pasteurized cardboard.  I can see why this is labeled a "plant pathogen" on some USDA/forestry  sites!


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: Paresthesia]
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Wow i didnt notice this threat! :O
tripsis this pics are very very very beautiful :yesnod:

I see trees behind the log on the last pic, is it warm outside there? ^^


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: dstark]
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Thanks dstark. Yes, it certainly is warm here at the moment, it's the middle of summer. Temps have been reaching in excess of 35°C around here lately.

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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: wisp]
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I've been trying to find info on growing Ganoderma when I found your post and shroomery on a Google search. Can you direct me to any useful info on growing Ganoderma? I grew some shrooms way back in the early 80's from a kit - once. I'm very interested in Ganoderma after being introduced to it recently and getting an energy and clarity that is incredible. I'd like to learn how to grow them and have read in several sites that it's impossible outside of a lab/ business enterprise. Do you know of a good primer to lean from. Thanks!

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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: surfecss]
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Check the FAQ

Try the Search

And finally, look up the name Paul Stamets.

If that's not enough to get you started, don't even bother.


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: Servator]
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Whoa, damn.  I thought we were trying to encourage people to grow their own food and medicine. :grin:


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: Servator]
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kick around this website! you'll find the info you need to grow the mushroom ; )

welcome

and trispis, beautiful reishi!!
im from aus originally, talk of the summer is nice, at least though- this arkansas bush is a lot kinder to me than the wisconsin bush where i was last winter:thumbup:


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: Paresthesia]
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He has been here since sliced bread, and gave some info which IMO was fine.


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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: wisp]
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tripsis,
absolutely beautiful grow of the ganoderma lucidum. didn't see this earlier this year and i am just cruising around the forums today checking on things. congrats on your great skills.

houdinihar

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Re: Ganoderma lucidum [Re: houdinihar]
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Lipa do you still have this Ganoderma? If so could I get some?

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