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Buzztea · 10-12-09, 17:22

HI GUYS

I read the article on different Subaeruginosa strains
http://forums.mycotopia.net/exotic-m...eruginosa.html (Psilocybe subaeruginosa)

and it is mentioned that they have been found on manure

also bernd marco schuldes describes a method in his book (das pilzuchtbuch) a method to grow wood lovers spawn on horse manure or horse manure compost directly from spores

so anyone ever tried that..

also on a dutch non sponsor page they claim that subaeruginosa fruits in eurpean summer and spring if kept moist

reports here report fruiting in autum as most wood lovers

if we could find a strain of potent bluing woodlovers that fruits on manure, woodchip mixtures that colonizes faster than pure wood and fruit with a cold schock even in summer...(dream)

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Buzztea Mycophage Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 109	Subaeruginosa on manure HI GUYS I read the article on different Subaeruginosa strains http://forums.mycotopia.net/exotic-m...eruginosa.html (Psilocybe subaeruginosa) and it is mentioned that they have been found on manure also bernd marco schuldes describes a method in his book (das pilzuchtbuch) a method to grow wood lovers spawn on horse manure or horse manure compost directly from spores so anyone ever tried that.. also on a dutch non sponsor page they claim that subaeruginosa fruits in eurpean summer and spring if kept moist reports here report fruiting in autum as most wood lovers if we could find a strain of potent bluing woodlovers that fruits on manure, woodchip mixtures that colonizes faster than pure wood and fruit with a cold schock even in summer...(dream)