Subaeruginosa on manure

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)

Om shanti · 10-12-09, 17:46

Would be interesting if you could post a description of the tek recommended in this guy Schuldes' book!

Buzztea · 10-13-09, 07:18

hi lost the the book (have no clue where it is)

but the idea is to pasteurize small amount of horse shit, bring to field capacity and innoculate with a complete spore print..does not have to be sterile, but clean as say when spawning..
us just a little mix well with the spores it should give your shrooms a big startig advantage over others.

he claims that it worked for azurencens as wod lover and of cause for cubes and pans

Om shanti · 10-13-09, 08:24

Check out this thread i just saw, by Shinobifeather, as for fruiting in spring time (Southern hemisphere)
http://forums.mycotopia.net/fungi-gr...nosa-grow.html (Subaeruginosa grow)

I found a couple of examples of mixing straw into woodlover beds, so if that's a good additive then I guess that processed straw in the form of manure isn't so far fetched.
http://forums.mycotopia.net/fungi-gr...tml#post733715 (Woodlovers on straw?)
http://forums.mycotopia.net/fungi-gr...tml#post773754 (Private Cyan Reporting For Active Duty (Psilocybe Cyanescens 2009))

However I have never before heard the claim that woodlovers could grow on manure alone, or that their fruiting could be speeded up by using manure, but they are nteresting ideas. Would definitely be interesting to hear if anyone besides Schuldes have tried.

The method suggested by Schuldes doesn't appear very fail-safe to me though, as spores are usually difficult to start in pure manure, but if you have plenty of prints why not try it. It's usually recommended you mix in something like rice flour with the manure (as in Waylitjim's pan cyan tek) if you want to start from spores.

Buzztea · 10-13-09, 16:58

I guess that is why he suggests to use a whole print to just a little manure
I will try te manure, print thing son and report back

on the wood lovers I will be in aclimate not appropiate (or anyone have prints for tropical wood lovers

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10-12-09, 17:22	#1 (permalink)
Buzztea Mycophiliac Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 80	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)

10-12-09, 17:46	#2 (permalink)
Om shanti S.W.I.M. in H.POO Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,297	Would be interesting if you could post a description of the tek recommended in this guy Schuldes' book! __________________ The most important thing is to find out what is the most important thing.-S. Suzuki

10-13-09, 08:24	#4 (permalink)
Om shanti S.W.I.M. in H.POO Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,297	Check out this thread i just saw, by Shinobifeather, as for fruiting in spring time (Southern hemisphere) http://forums.mycotopia.net/fungi-gr...nosa-grow.html (Subaeruginosa grow) I found a couple of examples of mixing straw into woodlover beds, so if that's a good additive then I guess that processed straw in the form of manure isn't so far fetched. http://forums.mycotopia.net/fungi-gr...tml#post733715 (Woodlovers on straw?) http://forums.mycotopia.net/fungi-gr...tml#post773754 (Private Cyan Reporting For Active Duty (Psilocybe Cyanescens 2009)) However I have never before heard the claim that woodlovers could grow on manure alone, or that their fruiting could be speeded up by using manure, but they are nteresting ideas. Would definitely be interesting to hear if anyone besides Schuldes have tried. The method suggested by Schuldes doesn't appear very fail-safe to me though, as spores are usually difficult to start in pure manure, but if you have plenty of prints why not try it. It's usually recommended you mix in something like rice flour with the manure (as in Waylitjim's pan cyan tek) if you want to start from spores. __________________ The most important thing is to find out what is the most important thing.-S. Suzuki

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10-13-09, 07:18	#3 (permalink)
Buzztea Mycophiliac Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 80	hi lost the the book (have no clue where it is) but the idea is to pasteurize small amount of horse shit, bring to field capacity and innoculate with a complete spore print..does not have to be sterile, but clean as say when spawning.. us just a little mix well with the spores it should give your shrooms a big startig advantage over others. he claims that it worked for azurencens as wod lover and of cause for cubes and pans

10-13-09, 16:58	#5 (permalink)
Buzztea Mycophiliac Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 80	I guess that is why he suggests to use a whole print to just a little manure I will try te manure, print thing son and report back on the wood lovers I will be in aclimate not appropiate (or anyone have prints for tropical wood lovers )