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Originally Posted by captainmax Actually, it would be very difficult to 'mimic the conditions needed for growth'. Mimicing the weather conditions wouldn't be hard but being mycorrhizal... I'd start with Amanita velosa, supposed to be edible and incredible and maybe figure out how to supply it with the carbohydrates and amino acids it would normally get from a host tree. |
nature knows a lot more than we think. i am now quite skeptical of growing amanitas indoors, being that i dont have a suitable host plant that is anything like a birch, pine, spruce and fir root system. although finding a tree outdoors or in your yard, removing some soil and direct root innoculating sounds like the easiest way to do it. it would just be waiting for the amanitas to pop up if at all.