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[simmysimmy]

SO I first must say you are all in inspiration to this long time gardener who has a renewed sense of inginuity. Second forgive me if im treading on old threading ;)

To encourage more standardized pinning-couldnt one lay down in an organized fashion thin wooden dowals to fashion rows in a tub or bin and encourage pinning on each side of every dowal?

Ie. encourage more fruit lengthwise? PARDON MY CRUDE MS-PAINT DRAWING.

Regards and love
Simmy

[darci]

Here's a quick update on this lovely coniferous substrate... :D

http://mycotopia.net...=1&d=1301587167

 

Look at those boys!  OMG!  I just know they're gonna grow up big and strong!

[darci]

Here's an update on the hanging burlap sack of Friscosa.

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Those look so much like flying saucers (psilocybe azurescens) in Oregon.  I guess they're quite similar?  How do they compare in experience?

[waylitjim]

Hi darcy, yes allenii are similar to azures and very closely resemble P. cyanescens (minus the wavy cap margin.) As far as the experience goes, all 3 are quite special... deep and visually stimulating :)

 

Here's some from last week....

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[TurkeyRanch]

Amazing waylit! Those are beautiful. Gives me the itch.

And its good to see you here, you are one of my personal heros, and you make the boards richer with your presence.

Respectfully,
Tr

[eatyualive]

Waylit! keep on truckin brother!

 

Good to see you around.

[MycoMistress]

Beautiful Friscosa tub, waylitjim! 

 

 

(Still getting used to the name P. allenii.)