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[mycobri]

Some beautiful Azures starting up
Nice work :thumbup:

[waylitjim]

Congrats on your first Azures hyph! :bow:
and nice job on the greenhouses, that should keep the little guys cozy.

[hyphaenation]

Thanks Waylitjim

That means a lot to me coming from you. Your teachings are fun and rewarding.

These species are truly the gift that keeps on giving ... in more ways then one.


:heart:

[hyphaenation]

Hey while I have you on the line Waylit , do you know anything about a kind of Azure called Azure Noc ? Its been so long I forget the details , just got the syringe off one of our vendors.

I'm guessing it describes where it was found in Oregon or some such. The bed thats fruiting now is from the spores your friends sent awhile back. The Azure noc has no signs of pins but is exploding with mycelium on the surface.

Any help appreciated.

Cheers

[waylitjim]

Thanks Waylitjim
That means a lot to me coming from you.
Your teachings are fun and rewarding.

You did good young Jedi

[waylitjim]

Hey while I have you on the line Waylit , do you know anything about a kind of Azure called Azure Noc ? Its been so long I forget the details , just got the syringe off one of our vendors.

I'm guessing it describes where it was found in Oregon or some such. The bed thats fruiting now is from the spores your friends sent awhile back.

Hmm, not off hand. I'm familiar with the Elixier strain, as well as Hammond and Astoria. Not sure what Noc might stand for.

[kcmoxtractor]

:bow: Nice patch hyph! Looks like you're going to have a nice comparison base for bio-assay of the woodlover!

[nightflyer]

for all I know there may be three inches of snow tonight.
The greenhouse

EXCELLENT WORK!!! :bow:
THEY LOOK VERY HEALTHY!




Are you sure that the greenhouse can withstand 3 inches of snow? :eusa_thin

[hyphaenation]

Are you sure that the greenhouse can withstand 3 inches of snow?

I'm going to strengthen it up a bit and add another layer of plastic.

[hyphaenation]

Once you know there are pins its exciting to wake up and go look for more. Hopefully the bed that has no pins will magikally waken up. The Azure season is likely going to be quite short around here , as the snowline is has come down dangerously close.

There's only a thin bubble of fall-like rain. Beyond that its full-on snow and winter up the mountain just a short ways up.

It may be short , but Azure season will be sweet.

[hyphaenation]

Things are moving slowly. I managed to find another dozen pins hidden around the bed and keep looking for more.

Kind of tempted to eat a few of the mature fruits fresh for Halloween tonight.

[nightflyer]

Kind of tempted to eat a few of the mature fruits fresh for Halloween tonight.

Eating a few mature Azures?

Do you know what you are doing?

Have fun! :lol:

[P4ulada]

Uh man, nice pins!
My dream is to live in a place where I can grow some azures ^^
I think I´ll try it on my fridge hehe

Congratz, those are very beautiful

[the_chosen_one]

Hmm, not off hand. I'm familiar with the Elixier strain, as well as Hammond and Astoria. Not sure what Noc might stand for.

north oregon coast maybe. new to me.

:heart:

[hyphaenation]

Eating a few mature Azures?

... As a group. We always use the buddy system.

[Myc]

What are the temps there Hyph?

I have a bed that should fruit this year
That is.....if I can stop looking at it long enough
A watched kettle never boils LOL

Mine are in a 20lb. tub in the 'fridge at 40*F
Where they've been since this Spring.

Thanks for the inspiration!

[Heisenberg]

Nice azures! Only found one single azure last year in SW WA. I'm with TCO on that noc stands for North Oregon coast.

[hungryhippo999]

Thats awesome! Congrats! Wish we could grow the stronger species here in FL....

[stonedcoder]

... There is was , and then another. I was giddy with excitement as I shifted the leaves around looking for more signs of life.

AWESOME - happy dance !

The greenhouse

Great pics as usual hyph !!!!