Hi all. Long time lurker, first time poster. Not even that long lurking really, from towards the end of last season. I live on the north western side of Ipswich and found (what I think is) some exceptional country last year near here. Very inexperienced at sourcing these myself but managed to get a few cyans last year and enjoyed the experience. I don't know if there were no others or if I just didn't see them since I didn't (don't?) know what to look for. I'll be better armed this year with info and pix. Anyway, last year I brought home a fair bit of spoor bearing dung and made a garden filled with it and crushed eucalyptus bark (read that somwewhere...). I was wondering if I could bring fruiting on earlier by placing clear plastic over my garden, thereby raising humidity and keeping temps at a more constant, elevated level. Current day time temps are ranging between about 6 and 32 degrees, so I don't think ground temps will be warm enough and also humidity is also too low at about 40%. Any thoughts on the plastic sheet idea?
Thanks
Edited for spelling