Did the same same, oak dust, Quakers. But I bored 1inch holes into a dead oak and loblolly to plant into. They went wild. I knew a nutty old timer who used to pile horse/cow/chicken s*** on top of wet cardboard, cover with refuse, wait.
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Mushroom hunting (Wild Mushrooms)
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I can't hear you clear, I'm going through a tunnel.
But Honey Mushrooms. Cook Carefully!
Georgia is famous for Gallerina look alikes. Which has the opposite effect on most.
"Everything looks like a gallerina, so this probably ain't one."
Be careful out there. Just like reloading if you ask me. A lot of room for missing organs.
Just found the thread, can I get some of the purp?
They're all around, just have to look a little. Not just in pastures.
I've always been afraid to eat wild mushrooms. My luck, I'd cook some spaghetti sauce and end up trippin balls.
More like, you will cook some spaghetti and your liver will disintegrate due to eating a destroying angel. I think toxic ones are much easier to find in Ga that the ones containing psilocybin. The mushroom club of Georgia is a very serious group of fungi fanatics, you can certainly learn a lot but they are a bunch of libs so may be difficult to stomach.
