Exogenesis

Thanks so much! My little one would absolutely love one of those glow in the dark mushroom vials. Happy to compensate you however you see fit (just PM me details!) I will definitely be keeping an eye on what else you come up with

You're a boss. Thank you

Have you got any pics? This so sounds like something my little girl would do backflips over.

Absolutely gorgeous. Totally keen if you've any left.

Pack #4 please

Champion I will take a pack of each if I can. I've just take-away tekd my cacti seeds so won't be able to help out for 6-12mths on that front. In saying that I'll be happy to wait at the back of the line if you get some good offers that help you out. Cheers

That's it.. even if you're the hulk you'd have one of a hella tight wank arm to keep you going.

See.. #4 is my lucky number. It wouldn't forsake me. Thanks universe. Good luck @Geebus. No seriously. Good luck ;)

Man.. the way you guys have pumped up this green blob - there's a 1:100 chance that I'll be running another competition directly after this one because I'll be damned if I'll eat it!

Hope it's not 4 😉

Hi guys, As per subject, a close friend is looking to continue building up their entheo-nursery, and Duboisia hopwoodii has sat near the top of the list for far too long. Any serious collection of Australian natives should include this plant in my view. Happy to speak in private. As always, will pay it forward. Cheers

Yes please ☺ PM'd

I'm interested in the same if anyone has anything available. I had a dud as well a number of months back and haven't voiced my needs prior. I am just about to drop on a HEPA setup and switching to AGAR permanently I think. The benefits are calling me, and the voices are getting louder! I have numerous prints from recent hunts that are extremely fresh, but not sterile (who can see a pattern and/or a light bulb moment here?) Edit: I am most definitely not trying to shit on your thread either mate.

P.Cubensis was in absolute abundance locally, however the star attraction was this Calvatia craniformis which looked just like a brain in the middle of the most spiritual feeling patch of land I've ever walked. Once sliced, it was just like a sectioned brain - or even a loaf of bread, complete with butter. Edit: The pictures barely do it justice. This fungi held it's own sitting next to Mushrooms Demystified. It's a wonderful, very large specimen

Great photos. Just like Myco, I've got to get my kit sorted prior to the cold season arriving. Just deciding between the 60mm and the 100mm @ 1:1 - and to be fair, how much time I will commit to on-the-move macro.

What do you need?

This is an excellent post. Thank you.

A tripod will solve most of your problems. Once you've got it all setup and composed, the shutter could be open for 10secs and still keep everything in sharp focus - so unless you're packing a really good macro lens and flash system - a tripod is your best bet, and that will also free you up to 'paint in' the lighting separately. When you get there and start to go over how you'll be doing the shot, just remember to bump up the ISO to get a workable shutter speed, and don't stop down your aperture too much. The wider open it is, the more light you'll be letting in - so depending on your lens anything from f2.8 - f4 will be there or thereabouts. It should be a really exciting shoot, so crack on and do your best! Please post the results, good or bad too! It'll be good to talk about them for your next outing. Any questions, ask before you leave!

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