guitar_man117

Found some new patches in the mountains on wednesday these are a couple that i didn't dry and left in the fridge to munch fresh.

i dunno i reckon the first one is the goods and the 2nd two are no go.

There is a clump of mycelium under the surface of my garden where I threw some semi dried subs about a month ago. Should I just leave it or should I give it water when its not raining? Also if I took a few chips and used them to colonize a small tub of chips could I fruit it in the fridge somehow? cheers.

Hey Hyphal you brewing your own beer with those coopers hombrew bottles of just jusing them in your photos? ;)

I dont think thats a sub the gills look wrong to me. But then again i could quite possibly be wrong.

I play next to the tea gardens with my mates. we play beatles covers an the such.

man victor im at bondi junction every day i busk there all the time

Picked some with stem butts still attached to use to start my cardboard spawn

hey mate yup they look like them I can definately see bruising in your last pic and of in the one of the prints and dried shrooms. Im not sure about the other few but they look about right just double check all your finds for that blue look and wait till somebody with lots of posts confirms the id.

hey victor I made a trip up to the mountains on this wknd aswell I was a bit further up tho, sorry about bad pics.

can anyone tell me the species of the mushies in the first two photos of quelhos post? they are cool

I will snap some pics next time i go.

I know of a place where there are huge piles of about 4 or 5 types of woodchips, they are also scattered on the ground around the piles. The woodchips have been sitting there for at least a year and about a month ago I found some kind of mushroom growing out of the side of a large pile of woodchips. Some of the piles have a mulchy smell some don't. In the depths of winter given decent rainfall could one expect any subs to appear?