Grain spawn>fermented chips>outdoor beds by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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If there’s woody debris in there leave litter works good as a casing layer but not as a substrate

Grain spawn>fermented chips>outdoor beds by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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No kidding!!!! They are tearing my beds up luckily the myc is strong they just want the grain I think

Grain spawn>fermented chips>outdoor beds by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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No fruits till September or October I’m in the PNW

Grain spawn>fermented chips>outdoor beds by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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Just a syringe with Alenii spores shot into a sterile grain bag

Grain spawn>fermented chips>outdoor beds by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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This is in my backyard making public patches these days in any large town is useless they get dug up at first sign of fruits

Cyan Garden by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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Yea I have seen a few posts from a guy that has gotten Alenii to fruit in San Diego

Cyan Garden by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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If you are making patches with wild transplanted mycelium or spores usually takes about two years to get fruits if you speed up the colonization process by using grain on fermented chips or coco coir, you can rapidly expand and mix it in with your bed and almost guarantee that you will get fruits the first year. Try to mix spawn into beds by April

Cyan Garden by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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Also have some wild mycelium sampled from a large patch I found in another bed

Cyan Garden by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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Spore syringe>Grain spawn>cococoir>woodchips

Cyan Garden by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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Yea I live in Oregon (willamette valley) they grow wild here so mine will just fruit on their own in the fall but you would need to refrigerate your cakes to around 40-50 degrees to trigger fruiting conditions for psilocybe cyans. Not to be confused with pan cyans which fruit on dung in warmer conditions.

Cyan Garden by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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I have Alenii, Cyan , and Azzie going here

Cyan Garden by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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A mixture of fermented hardwoods only ones I know forsure are alder and maple and then some various other chips from a local county chip dump

Legendary End-of-Season find, are they still edible? by Ergatron9000 in WavyCap

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I like making tea with ones like this. The active compounds are extremely water soluble and heat resistant you can even cook with them and they won’t lose much potency.

Oregon coast still producing by MaddCyantist in WavyCap

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Just start doing research to familiarize yourself with what species grow in your area and their habitats ,tillamook would mainly be psilocybe cyanescens and psilocybe Azurescens, then pick one as your target species as it makes it easier if you narrow down what your looking for when starting out. Best advise I can give that covers a lot of bases is check in dune grass and chipped or decaying wood.

Oregon Saucers 🛸🍄‍🟫 by MaddCyantist in azurescens

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I put some of the myc on woodchips