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Help ID garden shroom, Cubensis -Variety?


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theres probly no way of telling what cubensis it actually is without proper microscopic identification

i have never seen either of the strains you mentioned in person either so i wouldnt even make a guess to be honest

definitely cubensis though

bottom of the stem in the first pic looks a little odd but the second and third pic are a dead giveaway

bruising is evident on the cap in the last pic to

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Ok so here's the print, and looks like its the Golden Teacher, because I think Columbian Rust is a light tan or pinky white spore. Will re-check my memory is correct for colour but this one is definite pinky- purple to black. Has excellent blue bruise around cut so no doubt it's Cubensis.

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Can anyone tell if its a Golden Teacher or columbian rust ?

Aren't there a gazillion "strains" out there? I'm curious as to why/how you think either of these particular ones got into your little plot? Wouldn't somebody have to grow the strain outdoors, then have spores escape, and you happen to collect that dung? How would one tell if it was like this or simply introduced with grazing cattle and collected for compost at a sale yard?

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Thanks for all the replies, yes the print confirms it isn't a CR, why I didn't think of doing that first? Sometimes being outdoors with the sun and changes in weather will make you have to look twice at your shroom to check the variety your looking at. Where I come from on the top of the southern island nz there are heaps of Subaeruginosa. I grew up watching them spring up all over the garden and nearly every bark garden the council laid around the community. So cubes are still new to me and a little expert help is sometimes much appreciated. I knew the soil had a couple varieties in it and also a truffle sample so there were only a couple chances of what it was going to be. Also not a very good idea to use soil layden with mycelium for plants they tend to get fungal infection, go figure!

Peace

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