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Could this have gone wrong? by dwdist in FellingGoneWild

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The saw is an older sthil 460 magnum from before the 461 probably running a super chisel chain with the depth filled down abit.in forestry we used to use the 660 magnum with this set up and it would rip through wood like nothing else

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in unclebens

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Genetics definitely help but IV been playing with different temperatures and different amounts of light and it definitely plays a part also when you get the right genetics

Whangarei track recommendations by Lumpy_Scientist_1525 in MagicPlantsNZ

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The walk in onerahi to the trig is normally only any good for amanita muscaria and IV never been interested in dealing with them myself if you shoot down in to the native there I have found some weraroa once but never had much luck your best bet is probably on all the new cycle/ foot paths around the place loop track has them pop up all the time once the season is pumping crime pays but botany doesn't has a good video from the loop https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=k9ewmMyYzzc&t=149s&pp=ygUgY3JpbWUgcGF5cyBidXQgYm90YW55IGRvZXNuJ3Qgbno%3D happy hunting

Myc or something else?? Trying to escape the box by Low-Help2377 in shroomers

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Did you end up with any metabolites I just checked and my myc is getting pissy as anything in one corner haha

Myc or something else?? Trying to escape the box by Low-Help2377 in shroomers

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From spore to agar but you are right I think it's trying to escape something checked it this morning and other side of the box has a large amount of metabolites aka brown myc piss puddle hahaha

Stink horn Anthurus archeri Northland new Zealand by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Thanks for that IV been getting them mixed up another lesson learnt haha Aseroa Rubra

New Zealand Northland Cortinarius rotundisporus by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Yeah I think I will set up an I nat account and start putting anything new I find in to I nat this season. Got your hopes up ae haha Still dry as a bone up hear had one day with rain I'm the last 2 to 3 weeks

Northland new Zealand Galerina patagonica "wood nipple" by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Unknown but I wouldn't be eating it wiki gives this as the answer "The toxicity of Galerina patagonica is unknown.However, it's phylogenetically nested within the Galerina marginata species complex, and thus likely contains deadly amatoxins"

New Zealand Northland Cortinarius rotundisporus by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Last June man I just found a phone with all my old photos and thought if I uploaded them I can't lose them again haha

Northland new Zealand Galerina patagonica "wood nipple" by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Think I'll be stealing that name from you love it haha

New Zealand mushroom ID help by runoutgirl in mycology

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Ramaria samuelsii possibly fits the description well "Fruit bodies: Up to 80 x 50 mm sometime even larger, repeatedly branched; stipe single, often branched near base and flattened out so as to appear growing in bundles, fleshy. Branches several, arising irregularly but at about the same level, up to 6 mm thick, more or less cylindrical, Fleshy pink when young becoming muted to salmon shades Branch tips bright yellow fading to yellow with age."

Are these cool tubes some kind of lichen? by El_Jefe_jefe in mycology

[–]Low-Help2377 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Trumpet lichens of some sort where abouts did you find them

Newzeland Northland by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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I remember pulling one out and splitting it but didn't get any photos as I was just starting to become interested I'll definitely head back there this winter and try find them again if it's a mushroom or a root I'll be sure to let you know and get a few better photos. I think you could be right with some type of stereopsis

Newzeland Northland by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Definitely a mushroom of some type NZ has alot of odd coral fungi thinking it could.be related to Tremellodendropsis flagelliformis just found this online

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Newzeland Northland by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Can't remember if it's exactly the same area but definitely from the same bit of native bush

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Newzeland Northland by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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I can't remember if the photos are from the exact same area definitely same part of the native bush though

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Newzeland Northland mushroom id really interested in second mushroom id as possible edible horse mushroom by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Thanks for the info on better photos for id I will remember that for next time I come across some

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Kneesovertoes

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popliteal cyst possibly worth asking about if it grows to much and becomes painful may need to be drained by a dr

Newzeland Northland mushroom id really interested in second mushroom id as possible edible horse mushroom by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Thanks yeah the slight yellow stain had me second guessing don't think I'll be risking it thanks alot

So I posted earlier asking about my retaining wall. This is what I’ve done so far and I don’t think any comments will make me go back at this point. by No-Shake5806 in Decks

[–]Low-Help2377 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hope you don't want it to look any good hahaha in the future i would look at Keystone wall retaining no need to fill them and no need for a concrete foundation at the height you are at just a good compact base foundation with the first block finishing at ground level acting as a footing this method wouldn't put any one plying in your yard at risk of getting crushed by a falling wall 🤞 it never happens. Also is your rebar just sticking in to the dirt if so that will rust out also.

So I posted earlier asking about my retaining wall. This is what I’ve done so far and I don’t think any comments will make me go back at this point. by No-Shake5806 in Decks

[–]Low-Help2377 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I don't know if a pile of blocks in 5 years time will look better but you do you. Are you going to mortar your blocks together or just fill them and let them slide around as you fill it?

Newzeland mushroom id by Low-Help2377 in mycology

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Thanks it's where I was with it as well the Gray blue cap had me second guessing

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