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aumbrellaforainydays · 09-21-06, 11:37

Since the "fly agaric" is a mycorrhiza mushroom connected to tree roots and not a dung lover, indoor cultivation of amanita muscaria would be near impossible, right? i heard that in order to successfully cultivate it you need a plant or seed nearby to which the amanita can leech from, if so what kind of plants would an amanita like to grow near?

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aumbrellaforainydays Abandon certainty! Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 1,246	Amanita cultivation question Since the "fly agaric" is a mycorrhiza mushroom connected to tree roots and not a dung lover, indoor cultivation of amanita muscaria would be near impossible, right? i heard that in order to successfully cultivate it you need a plant or seed nearby to which the amanita can leech from, if so what kind of plants would an amanita like to grow near? __________________ Best meet what comes when it comes.