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[CaptainFuture]

Jo, scheisse, äh shit, then once again:
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[hyphaenation]

Thanks Captain !

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[Dr.Hallucination]

Beautiful work CaptainFuture.:eusa_clap

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And I have to say it again:
If you need SPORES- just ask, I have spores of all my recent grows left and don't worry if you have nothing to trade, we'll figure it out!

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A 3rd culture still fruiting: (5months old)

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[Frequency]

Amazing! Happy mushies! :eusa_clap

[ethnobotanica]

OMG, how in the world did I miss this awesome thread!!!

BUMP!!!!!

Fantastic work Captain!!:eusa_clap:bow::headbang:

I noticed in Alan Rockefeller's Caerulescens video that he found a load of these growing on woody debris.

Does this mean that they are a tropical woodlover of sorts??

The ones in the vid were found by an old closed down sawmill.

This makes me wonder what the addition of quite old wood mulch might have in the final substrate.

Once again, awesome work Captian:thumbup:

[CaptainFuture]

Yeah, how could you've missed it?! ;)
But now its back on top, so other dreamers could find it, too.
I really love these Caerus (I say that on every psilocybe, eh?)
They are so big and beautiful, love their upfolded caps. I had these clusters which Alans vids show, too. In fact my fruits looked very similar to the wild ones. Though WM found the culture from Prankster where my spores came from to be a Caribea not Caerulescens.

Mine grew all on a mainly straw based substrate with only few (or no) percentages of wood. So they do not necessarily need wood to fruit.

[nightflyer]

Excellent work! :bow:
You know your stuff!

[libertaire]

Really amazing job as always. So what would you suggest someone to try for their first try at exotics, these or semperviva? I have prints of both now, but not sure which one I should try first. Semps seem to take a great deal longer, but fruit for longer, so it's hard to decide.

[ethnobotanica]

HI Captain,

Thanks for the trade, can't wait to try these beauty's.

When you say "Sterilized (2,5hrs.) substrate mix", does that mean you are PC'ing your myco-bags for that amount of time???

I notice you do it this way for all your grows.

Cheers:rasta:

[CaptainFuture]

Yes, 2,5h. That works even with a 70%manure containing Panaeoli mix.
I use the unicorn mycobags size T3.

[ethnobotanica]

Thanks Captain:)