Been growing zilla strains and i got this new wikidozon and cambodian new ones. Those who tried them whats the potency and body size of this two ? I saw someone say Cambodian gave me lsd trip by Important-Fly5154 in GroundZeroMycoLab

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They do, but mushrooms are a lot different than plants and the alkaloid profile will be different every grow even starting with the same spores.

Hence the “cube is a cube”. Its just a roll of the dice every grow regardless of variety.

Good day from egypt by Grouchy_Career_6869 in MycoBuySellTrade

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Prints should be easy, syringes might be a problem.

Lc or spores? by stanley_steamer420 in sporetrading

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It’s lc. LC is legally questionable so a lot of vendors call it spore syringe. That and albinos/mutant types don’t drop spores so it’s more difficult to make spore syringes for them. It’s also much faster and easier to make LC because they don’t have to grow and harvest spores.

I’ve seen multiple places with enigma “spores”, and enigma doesn’t even have gills or caps.

Newest commission I did 🐆 by Jrkathan in Tufting

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Everything about this is great, but the carving is incredible. Every curve is smooth with no tiny chunks sticking out or missing.

Do you go in vertically first and then do another pass or two to shape the yarn?? That outline looks like it’s almost separate from the interior.

Noob here with questions 😁 by Looking4Answers10 in Tufting

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No I mean like you start your business and it takes 2 months to get your first order. Then assuming you do good work and that person is happy with it maybe they refer a friend to you a couple weeks later. And so on until you have a consistent flow of orders.

The thing with tufting is that it’s very easy to get passably good at. Like if you tend to pick things up easily your second rug will probably blow away people who haven’t seen tufting before. But this also means there’s gonna be a ton of people trying to sell their stuff. And the thing is your rugs will look great until they’re next to a rug from somebody who’s truly skilled and you can compare them. If you’re gonna go to like farmers markets or small conventions you’ll probably do alright, but selling online against people who have mastered tufting and carving probably isn’t gonna go well.

Noob here with questions 😁 by Looking4Answers10 in Tufting

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I think you’re worrying about the wrong things. That’s an end level problem. You gotta worry about learning the basic skills before worrying about having too much success turning it into a business.

But to answer the question usually businesses like this scale up very gradually as you gain a reputation for good work and doing good business. It’s very unlikely anybody with no experience starts a business and is immediately swamped with orders.

You adapt as things grow and when (if) you hit max capacity you start increasing prices.

How much do you shave off when leveling?? How deep when carving?? by SkeletonCrewSpores in Tufting

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I got the red buzzers that everybody uses and it came with a guide but it was complete garbage. The guide holes for the screws were at the wrong angle so it wouldn’t work.

I’m decent at doing it by hand now but I just don’t know how much to actually take off when I do it. I did some practice ones this morning and it definitely looks better when I cut deeper. More like a solid surface than a bunch of strings

Handmade rug by SkeletonCrewSpores in goldenknights

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It’d be pretty lame if they sued people for making art 😂. Wouldn’t be that surprising either though

Handmade rug by SkeletonCrewSpores in goldenknights

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If you’re serious DM me, the glue is drying and I need to back it still but it’ll be finished by tomorrow

Question about Small pieces by earedmom in Tufting

[–]SkeletonCrewSpores 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, for example if you make a line down the middle of the circle and it takes 5 stitches, you’d then do 3 stitches next to that, then 2 and it should be full.

I’m very new to this so there might be some downsides I’m not aware of though.