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Posts posted by Zen Peddler
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My guess is clelandii - either way the caps battered and deep fried are ok.
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gees mate almost getting towards the end of the season but there should be a few still about. Edibles grow in different areas though - I hear they have black trumpets down in the Otways. Otherwise most just stick to the pine trees for saffies, grey ghosts, and the like. Birchies are finished for the year.
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No worries I already owe you an agaricus
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Some thoughts that I have:
I know someone that was extremely big user of weed for 12 years. When that person quit they experienced extreme anxiety that froze the person up completely to the point if creating a lind of anxious depression. This person ended up on an SSRI and it made the person feel 'the best they had on years'. Before smoking weed and during the 12 year habit the person never experienced mental health issues of any kind. I guess its like DTs or something. Sudden lack of cannabinoid receptor stimulation I guess.
occasionally when I get a bad flare up of an autoimmune condition I have my mood is also effected and I find nothing interesting or motivating in any way. Over time I've realized for me this is a dopamine depression that caffeine, pseudoephedrine and rhodiola can remedy. Thankfully it doesn't last long - maybe a few days but my rhurmatologist said its common in autoimmunity. Just a thought
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Nice find.
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Hope they taste good. I hear good things.
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Fruiting from a litre jar of maple saw dust colonised very quickly from grain spawn of my new isolate. Cased with peat.
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Schweet - the new king stroph isolate is fruiting indoors. Schweet!!
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Now that I'm officially over my annoying mite infestation, I can update anyone interested in some upcoming products soon to be available:
More king oyster strains - 2 commercial, one a awesome store bought clone; $15 each;
King stropharia - new kick arse strains - 1 litre sawdust spawn bags $40, plates $25
Agaricus bitotquis compost spawn bags - 1 litre $40
Agaricus Augustus (American isolate) - 1 litre $40
White oyster 'dont feed after midnight' strain - 1 litre spawn jar $35, plates $15,
getting exciting!!
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I've been using shotguns the last few weeks and they work ok.
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My guess - mentally ill.
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I thought strictipes seemed like a possibility? alutecea? Or as you say it could just be coprophila.
Yes I know someone who was present when a type specimen of semilanceata was collected on Mt Buffalo, Vic.
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Macrolepiota clelandii is everywhere in the hills between March to June
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Easy as hell to fruit off manured compost as well.
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Blue foots and Pied Bleu (spelling?) are interchangeable terms for both field and wood blewits (Lepista saeva/personata and Lepista nuda) - and saeva has a whiter cap and a more potent, fruity flavour. If the market picture is from europe this might also be a possibility.
But the main commercial wood blewit isolate is an albino strain from France.
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Assuming those market blewits aren't wild picked which they may have been
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Those store sold blewits are of the semi albino isolate I've been trying to get my hands on fir a while. Grown on compost cased.
the Sa blewit looks like a blewit to me. Been none around the hills so far but this rain might change that
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when i was in agony once Lactuca virosa helped heaps.
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They tend to taste and have the consistency of scrambled egg.
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Ages ago I ordered some Machonda Brava - zornia from the SAB store.
Amazing stuff really. Has a thick burning smoke but has some interesting effects - large amounts created a calm and fearless state somewhat similar to acetylcholinesterase inhibitors or GABA receptor activation. A feeling of welbeing was also noted somewhat serotonic or perhaps some other mechanism. Was great.
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My advice is don't waste your hard earned
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Not bad but less peppery than European and American ones.
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Sounds pretty similar to my locations - all have been half rings growing under messmate or grey gum with lots of those sheoak-looking shrubs around.
Shotgun fruiting chamber
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One thing with the shotgun is that it seems some species struggle more to pin from the extra air exchange in guessing?