GM I inoculated this garden bed with wine cap mushroom spawn. No idea who these guys are but they're not wine caps. Black spores under the cap & they're very fragile. https://i.nostr.build/BrxZLSK9zTBYyZS2.jpg
GM I inoculated this garden bed with wine cap mushroom spawn. No idea who these guys are but they're not wine caps. Black spores under the cap & they're very fragile. https://i.nostr.build/BrxZLSK9zTBYyZS2.jpg nostr.fmt.wiz.biz
https://www.vecteezy.com/photo/30956647-coprinopsis-lagopus-mushroom-or-commonly-called-rabbit-foot-fungus
Seems to fit. They're already degrading only an hour later. https://i.nostr.build/sOv8kshxA4I31sAD.jpg
Only 20 mins later!
Yeah, it’s surprising how fast they degrade.
Pretty, but I’b be reluctant to eat them 😳
I'm really only confident in identifying oysters & wood ear mushrooms growing wild. I'm still learning & not starving, so playing it safe. 🤣 I'm hoping to see wine caps around March. They're very distinctive & easy to identify. There's a cubic meter of hardwood chip on the bed so it should be interesting.
Keep us AUStriches updated. Love seeing your myco-farming posts.
I've had so many contaminated blocks & bags of grain. It's so much harder than I expected. Fruiting is my biggest issue. I don't have the space to have a fruiting tent to control the humidity, air flow & fungus gnats. I'm thinking my best bet is to leverage my outdoor spaces & accept that I can't control nature.
Ask Bill Gates. 🤪 He reckons he can control nature.
nice blue color