rottenjonny

Well RC has written a book so is right up there. You could also reach out to Caine Barlow through the SAB facebook or https://www.guerrillamycology.com/

i mean there is always the option of going to someone like a mushy supply mob and buying sterilised grain bags and then finding someone to sell you a sterile LC syringe or plate and then you've cut down a considerable amount of the risk factors through outsourcing. Wouldn't be woodlovers though unless maybe also buy a masters mix bag aswell?

I've seen these aswell and generally avoid anything with a bulbous base like that. have you tried inaturalist for an ID?

You trying to see if these guys are millionaires now? In all likelihood they sent it all to the silkroad haha

2 year should still work unless its been really hot. 5 weeks not looking good though. Could try on a brf puck?

Flowhood?

Interesting topic, and completely at odds with everyone I've spoken through on this forum. Maybe I've just been lucky. I thought most of the drug bros we're on FB anyway.

Damn. I'm looking if anyone else has something in the shed for my oyster culture work

So in the spirit of sharing the love the next person who wants an assorted cactii parcel from starward let us both know and i'll give him/her/they the $50

probably why they refuse to approve an otc CBD oil despite the scheduling allowing it. Meanwhile those on prescription need to pay over $150 a bottle.

Another great piece of informative work that adds to the safety of new and experienced foragers, helps the community and aids in positive awareness. Kudos to Caine and the EGA team for their continued work.

Not the starlink satellites?

The Dharawal had six seasons. I tend to think the first nations people had 60k+ years to work it out so they probably had a good idea. They also transition season by look, feel, smell as opposed to on a certain date. It is something I find incredibly interesting. I have a liquid amber tree near me and it goes through so many transitions I always look to it as the one who can tell me we are in a new season.

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It's good that the article mentions that there is certification programs that can assure consumers about the quality of products however I think the jury is still out on things such as abermectin (possibly your sheep dip) and whether its actually a concern. My concern is that australia being formative in its industry does not have these assurances and becomes a dumping ground for poor product from overseas. Looking at you biocann...