P.Azurescens. Illustrated

cichlisuite · 02-10-08, 11:04

Hi!
Just want to share my experience growing one of the most beautiful and no doubt the most potent shrooms - Ps. Azurescens.
The print was contributed by www.FSRE.nl
Great thanks to Eric and Ingrid!
here we go!

cichlisuite · 02-10-08, 11:06

angels came down from heaven, when I have seen this

whole harvest has formed 5,5 gr dried.
1,2 enables hearing of world's ringing and full-fledged experience to deaths-rebirths
if you have any questoins, i'll try to answer.
thanks for your attention
happy growing

weed4all · 02-10-08, 11:15

very good grow bro!!!! those mushies look great

Hippie3 · 02-10-08, 11:16

very nice
but
it's just as easy to
upload pix here
as to link to photobucket
plus it helps us all
because uploading here
enters your pictures into
our image browser system
as well as ensuring that the
links don't get broken over time
as often is the case .
thx

> upload pix <

spacecake · 02-10-08, 13:03

That's a very nice grow log Cichlisuite !

eatyualive · 02-10-08, 14:15

excellent. the bluing on those fruits looks great!

"archive material"

my friend.. very nice first post!

kocos · 02-11-08, 03:48

Wonderfull wonderfull growlog man!!! Thanks for sharing.

waffles420 · 02-11-08, 23:58

Im so jealous!
Beautiful work man.
I hope they taste as good as they look!!!

cichlisuite · 02-12-08, 16:58

thanks guys!
hope to see some mushies this year too. notwithstanding of -20 freezing grads Celsius.
Mycelium looks pretty white and i suppose alive

oh, my broken english =)

CoyoteMesc · 02-12-08, 17:01

steller thread

rockawayrooms · 02-12-08, 17:05

"AWESOME" Work bro,THX fer sharing that with us!!!

cichlisuite · 02-26-08, 10:02

Here's some update!
It was pretty cold? but the mycelium's alive!

Hippie3 · 02-26-08, 10:12

like i said earlier
please
upload pix here directly-
do not link offsite as you've been doing
as links get broken
also the pics don't show up in our image browser unless
you upload them.
it's easy,
just click link and read instructions-
> upload pix <

floppypeter · 02-26-08, 10:44

wow

what skills !!!

thanks for sharing

I'd love a step by step narration of technique and detail based on the amazing grow log. Is there a parent document refrencing the photos somewhere?

Hippie3 · 03-26-08, 13:23

would one of you supermods plz edit this thread to upload the pix ?
i lack the time at the moment but it really needs to be done b4 we lose these great pics.
i'd greatly appreciate any help i can get.

Mermaidia · 03-26-08, 13:47

doing it now, hip

Hippie3 · 03-26-08, 14:56

much thanks!

cichlisuite · 03-31-08, 07:39

thanks

to be continued

Hippie3 · 04-11-08, 12:47

Mermaidia · 04-11-08, 12:51

Archive Material

warriorsoul · 04-11-08, 12:56

very nice pics!

cichlisuite · 05-12-08, 15:50

Сontinuing...

It appears that Azures could colonize wheat grain much
quicker, than wooden sticks. The reason is that density grain substrate is bigger. Unfortunately, I all have not found wooden chips and this grain was good alternative.
The mycelium is not so thick, but speed of colonization is impressive.

I have mixed about 4-5 litre of dunked for 5-6 hours birch sticks with about 0,8 litre fully colonized grain. And has left to colonize for week in pretty cool and dark room.
Frankly speaking i was impressed by Baeocistys experience that i had one week earlier: after mixing colonized grain with wooden sticks, I have to leave urgently... so I have left pail with mix. Afer a week i was surpised that non of contaminants appeared

. Great! I have left it for one more week and has done with Azures in the same way.

Yesterday i prepared Azurebed and debarked the substrate of both Azurescens and Baeocistys.

It was a good day. The only better day could be is Harvest day

warriorsoul · 05-12-08, 17:45

You may get less contamination if you use a low sap conifer like fir or hemlock for your baeocystis grow.

LD50 · 06-08-08, 17:42

I am impressed! You do a good job with those wood loving species..

cichlisuite · 01-06-09, 19:12

Hey, hello to all of human germs

all of autumn beds looked splendidly, but, unfortunately, no signs of fruiting were noticed

therefore we'll wait next autumn - nothing frightful...

peace and good luck with your experiments and undertakings

witchdr11 · 01-07-09, 01:31

An extremely creative project. Mad props on the execution of this.

mycobrain · 01-07-09, 03:26

Is this strain considered one of the hardest to grow? offering more potency?

if this is the case......

put your harvest in the bag and nobody gets hurt

cichlisuite · 02-14-09, 19:42

Quote:

Is there a parent document refrencing the photos somewhere?

better lately than never

glad to report that is already. after a year of interruption entheogen.ru forum works again and here is the parent document

Beastmaster · 02-15-09, 05:13

holy cow

arcamedes333 · 02-15-09, 06:36

well done

jackpotmonkey · 02-17-09, 02:52

Russian your Native Tongue?
великий работа!

Hopefully that translates heh my russian is very rusty and i knew little to begin with. google ftw :P
Either way, Great work!

EDIT: oh as your linking to a russian site i guess it would be.. heh

cichlisuite · 06-30-09, 15:03

attemting new volumes of substrate. this summer i planning to log two 10 liters pails of birch substrate. here comes the first. now colonizating.

Om shanti · 07-01-09, 16:49

Wouw! That's what a diary should look like!

ethnobotanica · 07-01-09, 18:14

Nice work

this is what i have to look forward to this autumn, got some FRSE azures started up a few months ago, gettin' ready to spawn to a tub soon, hopefully have a nice outdoor bed like yours by next year. Will be well worth the wait

cichlisuite · 07-12-09, 12:04

first results:

little bit of moisture

and here's another portion

al-cabar · 07-12-09, 15:20

Very nice.

weeeeeee · 07-12-09, 16:15

excellent thread sir that was an awesome grow

cichlisuite · 07-21-09, 07:00

bacterial contamination has occured because of using unclean rain water with a lot of life forms in there

cichlisuite · 08-05-09, 14:38

Hi there

We have fully colonized pail and here we go!

First i've got a pail of upper layer of timber soil with all bacteria Azurescens need to fruit, at least I hope

Second i prepared deepenning for patch.
Third i prepared polyethylene material with holes - it was a garbage bag.
Fourth i sprinkled a little timber soil, moistured and covered it with tape.
Fifth little bit more of timber soil
Sixth first layer of colonized chips
Seventh little bit more of timber soil
Eighth second layer of colonized chips

Mycelium has just partly colonized chipos at the bottom of pail because of free water. Next time i'l make some holes there.

Nineth final layer of timber soil and mosses
I beg pardon for blury photos

Mycelium in the first pail was totally destroyed by unknown bacterial contamination. Even no traces of white mycelium remained there.

Well, I did everything, that depends on me.Now remains just moistering from time to time and waiting for fall

The Truth. · 08-05-09, 16:00

damn near stupid.....but mostly impressed.
If you have the time could you possibly post the tech
you used on your grow?

Detailed is better for slow ones like me.
I'm sure many of us would appreciate it to the max.

I'm look'n to do these in the near future and what a lovely job you've done.
Rep for you.

Thanks either way.

cichlisuite · 08-06-09, 06:53

The Truth., just surprising you are still bewildering. Woodlover teks are wellknown, moreover i've illustrated every little step i made. So, please scroll this page to it's top and read and watch this thread from very beginning.
Thanks for reputation.
If it make you happy here is some links:
http://forums.mycotopia.net/holding-...er-08-too.html (Woodlover '08 Too :))

http://forums.mycotopia.net/faq-freq...lover-tek.html (Waylit's WoodLover Tek)

http://www.fungifun.org/English/Psilocybe-Azurescens-Outdoor-Cultivation
this info i've had in mind all this time

The Truth. · 08-06-09, 13:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by cichlisuite

The Truth., just surprising you are still bewildering. Woodlover teks are wellknown, moreover i've illustrated every little step i made. So, please scroll this page to it's top and read and watch this thread from very beginning.
Thanks for reputation.
If it make you happy here is some links:
http://forums.mycotopia.net/holding-...er-08-too.html (Woodlover '08 Too :))

http://forums.mycotopia.net/faq-freq...lover-tek.html (Waylit's WoodLover Tek)

http://www.fungifun.org/English/Psilocybe-Azurescens-Outdoor-Cultivation
this info i've had in mind all this time

Like I said, I'm slow.
Besides, I didn't and still don't see detailed directions on the whole process
in this thread.
But now your links are like magic.
Thank you for that my friend......I only asked for details because your method (or the method used) stuck out to me...right down to the wood and way you cut it.
I'd like to try it.
Thanks for the links

Diacetyl-M · 08-06-09, 14:33

Very impressed, and I agree with truth....though there are many woodlover teks, I'm interested in the specifics of your method as well. I'm wanting to try this soon. Rep +1

cichlisuite · 08-07-09, 08:52

The Truth., Diacetyl-M, guys, as you see, i didn't follow any of the teks strictly. The main idea of growing outdoor mushrooms is to creat a fruiting substrate without grains. And here wide field for experimens is opening. Your fantasy and probably choice in shop are two things that can limit you

In my region it's impossible to buy wood chips so I have done it by axe myself - simply hacked birch shoetree as could, has done slivers - that's all. There's no any secret. My method differs from others just in facility that available to me. So feel free to invent something new, that will suit you

Good luck!

Well, here is normal photos of how patch looks:

P4ulada · 08-07-09, 10:37

hey dude, and what about the temperatures?
nice grow

cichlisuite · 08-07-09, 17:14

Temperatures are:
Agar and grain colonizating: 20 ° -26 °C
Wood chips colonizating: 18 ° - 24 ° C
Maximum sumer temperature: 35 ° C
Expected minimum winter temperature: -30 ° C
Average winter temperature: -5 ° C

And a few extrem closeups of P.Baeocystis mycelium fighting with unknown bacteria contamination on agar landscape.

For Woodlover-lovers

i'll promote my thread about bioluminescent woodlover Panellus Stipticus with dozens of nice pics. Enjoy: http://forums.mycotopia.net/holding-...lustrated.html (Panellus Stipticus. Illustrated)

Frequency · 08-10-09, 19:47

Very cool! Excellent grow log! This patch attempt is one of the best I've ever seen.

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02-10-08, 11:04	#1 (permalink)
cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	P.Azurescens. Illustrated Hi! Just want to share my experience growing one of the most beautiful and no doubt the most potent shrooms - Ps. Azurescens. The print was contributed by www.FSRE.nl Great thanks to Eric and Ingrid! here we go! __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses Last edited by Mermaidia; 03-26-08 at 13:57.

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cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	angels came down from heaven, when I have seen this whole harvest has formed 5,5 gr dried. 1,2 enables hearing of world's ringing and full-fledged experience to deaths-rebirths if you have any questoins, i'll try to answer. thanks for your attention happy growing __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses Last edited by Mermaidia; 03-26-08 at 14:12.

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weed4all space traveler Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 1,050	very good grow bro!!!! those mushies look great __________________

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Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 43,266	very nice but it's just as easy to upload pix here as to link to photobucket plus it helps us all because uploading here enters your pictures into our image browser system as well as ensuring that the links don't get broken over time as often is the case . thx > upload pix < __________________ visit dial-a-hippie .

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spacecake Universal Mod Join Date: May 1972 Posts: 4,734	That's a very nice grow log Cichlisuite ! __________________ "As a child, i could walk on the ceiling. I'd butterfly up on the walls"

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eatyualive ExoCannibalist Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 5,064	excellent. the bluing on those fruits looks great! "archive material" my friend.. very nice first post! __________________ Click for Eat's Reference

02-11-08, 03:48	#7 (permalink)
kocos Mycotopiate Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 942	Wonderfull wonderfull growlog man!!! Thanks for sharing.

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waffles420 Former Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 165	Maaannn! Im so jealous! Beautiful work man. I hope they taste as good as they look!!!

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cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	thanks guys! hope to see some mushies this year too. notwithstanding of -20 freezing grads Celsius. Mycelium looks pretty white and i suppose alive oh, my broken english =) __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses

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02-26-08, 10:02	#12 (permalink)
cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	update Here's some update! It was pretty cold? but the mycelium's alive! __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses Last edited by Mermaidia; 03-26-08 at 14:13.

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cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	Mushroom Garden Сontinuing... It appears that Azures could colonize wheat grain much quicker, than wooden sticks. The reason is that density grain substrate is bigger. Unfortunately, I all have not found wooden chips and this grain was good alternative. The mycelium is not so thick, but speed of colonization is impressive. I have mixed about 4-5 litre of dunked for 5-6 hours birch sticks with about 0,8 litre fully colonized grain. And has left to colonize for week in pretty cool and dark room. Frankly speaking i was impressed by Baeocistys experience that i had one week earlier: after mixing colonized grain with wooden sticks, I have to leave urgently... so I have left pail with mix. Afer a week i was surpised that non of contaminants appeared . Great! I have left it for one more week and has done with Azures in the same way. Yesterday i prepared Azurebed and debarked the substrate of both Azurescens and Baeocistys. It was a good day. The only better day could be is Harvest day Attached Thumbnails __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses

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warriorsoul Mr. Blue-Foot Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 1,897	You may get less contamination if you use a low sap conifer like fir or hemlock for your baeocystis grow. __________________ "He findeth not who seeks his own The soul is lost that's saved alone." John Whittier

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LD50 Mycophiliac Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 18	I am impressed! You do a good job with those wood loving species..

01-06-09, 19:12	#25 (permalink)
cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	Hey, hello to all of human germs all of autumn beds looked splendidly, but, unfortunately, no signs of fruiting were noticed therefore we'll wait next autumn - nothing frightful... peace and good luck with your experiments and undertakings __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses

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witchdr11 Shamanic Vibes Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 730	An extremely creative project. Mad props on the execution of this. __________________ "The smoke can do anything. It will give you not only knowledge, but also the means to proceed."-Carlos Castaneda

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mycobrain Mycophage Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 155	Is this strain considered one of the hardest to grow? offering more potency? if this is the case...... put your harvest in the bag and nobody gets hurt __________________ No Worries

02-17-09, 02:52	#31 (permalink)
jackpotmonkey Mushroom Geek Join Date: Jun 1972 Posts: 298	Russian your Native Tongue? великий работа! Hopefully that translates heh my russian is very rusty and i knew little to begin with. google ftw :P Either way, Great work! EDIT: oh as your linking to a russian site i guess it would be.. heh __________________ Death Before Dishonor

06-30-09, 15:03	#32 (permalink)
cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	cichlisuite strikes back attemting new volumes of substrate. this summer i planning to log two 10 liters pails of birch substrate. here comes the first. now colonizating. Attached Thumbnails __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses

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Om shanti S.W.I.M. in H.POO Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,297	Wouw! That's what a diary should look like! __________________ The most important thing is to find out what is the most important thing.-S. Suzuki

07-01-09, 18:14	#34 (permalink)
ethnobotanica Mycotopiate Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 678	Nice work this is what i have to look forward to this autumn, got some FRSE azures started up a few months ago, gettin' ready to spawn to a tub soon, hopefully have a nice outdoor bed like yours by next year. Will be well worth the wait

07-12-09, 12:04	#35 (permalink)
cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	first results: little bit of moisture and here's another portion Attached Thumbnails __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses

07-12-09, 15:20	#36 (permalink)
al-cabar Mycophage Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 126	Very nice.

07-12-09, 16:15	#37 (permalink)
weeeeeee humanoid Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,850	excellent thread sir that was an awesome grow __________________ -p.l.u.r

07-21-09, 07:00	#38 (permalink)
cichlisuite human germ Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 62	bacterial contamination has occured because of using unclean rain water with a lot of life forms in there Attached Thumbnails __________________ All The Pretty Little Horses