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Share The Seeds Site => Welcome and Introduction Area => Topic started by: Caseywreck on December 15, 2015, 08:22:23 AM
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Hello every one I am very new to this mostly at this point I'm looking for advice and to expand my knowledge in identifying certain plants Fungi
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Welcome Caseywreck :)
I´ve seen companies which sell various young trees with symbiotic food truffles. But it takes 5-7 years until the first harvest.
Paul Stamets (http://www.fungi.com/) is ahead of time in this topic i guess.
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welcome !
Afaik it takes 3 years for a tree innoculated with tuber to fruit :)
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Welcome Caseywreck!
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Welcome to STS Caseywreck. Lots of sporophiles here. Best regards mj.
don't forget the brothers down under: http://www.shaman-australis.com/forum/index.php?showforum=14
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Welcome I'm,one , of the micophiles here.
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Thank you every one sorry I didn't respond sooner I've been kinda side tracked for the past I believe I have identified mimosa hostilas on my property but when it grows its leaves again in spring I would like some help in the confirmation of it. I grew up gardening with my grandpa so I have some knowledge but it's been years since I've gardened at all and I have 0 knowledge on cultivating fungus the only 2 I can identify as of right now in the wild is amintia muscaria and morels and on the cacti I've always been interested but have only had one that I bought at Home Depot i also have a goal to have a garden that could remove most of the meds in my house I'm trying to make a healthy turn in my life and all my research brought me here
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Welcome.
Mimosa Hostilis most likely does not grow where there are Home Depots ;)
There's endless amounts of seeds on this forum and she's super ea$y to cultivate!
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I agree with Acacia Ave, unless you live in southern tax, it's not likely hostilis. Throw up some pics and we can see for sure. Could be silk tree or even better bundleflower.
Most of all, welcome! If it isn't bundleflower I'll send you some.
-ian
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Cool thanks I'm not full member yet though
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What are some good plant and cati would be good for a start in the mid west area
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What would I need to start up on fugi
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What some good animals to get fertilizers from for this type garden
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How do you get karma points I under stand the other points but the karma points I'm confused about
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What some good animals to get fertilizers from for this type garden
Worm castings (poop) Bird poop Bat Guano Top quality Compost and Humus. You can start your own compost pile and or start a grow box of worms. Do some searching on Compost Tea and its components for all organic supplementation. Collect rain water or if you have it available stream or pond water will have lots of natural organisms. You want to grow your own living soil to plant in rather than using dead dirt. the link below has lots of quality information by someone who truly knows. Best regards mj.
http://www.soilfoodweb.com/Compost_Tea_Recipe.html
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How do you get karma points I under stand the other points but the karma points I'm confused about
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