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I’m so glad you’re here in our free community! If you’ve been enjoying the conversations, learning, and mushroom magic, I’d love to invite you into one of our communities for deeper support, education, and connection. Mind & Mycelium https://www.skool.com/coed/about is a great fit if you’re interested in exploring the bigger picture: mushrooms, mindset, personal growth, consciousness, and community. Ladies of Mycology https://www.skool.com/lom/about is designed for women who want a supportive space to learn about fungi, share experiences, and connect with other women who are curious about the world of mycology. Both communities offer a more intentional space to learn, connect, and grow. Choose the one that feels most aligned with where you are right now—or reach out if you’re unsure which one is best for you.
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Entering into a contest.
I had to do a 60 second video. This is the first take and I think im just going to go for it. Im getting a bit better with getting infront of the camera. What you think? Is it a $1000 video 🤣 🤣 🤣 Please lie 😉 Ill do any damn thing for the fungi.
Entering into a contest.
My first ever wild mushroom
My dad introduced me to these well before I ever had an interest in mushrooms. Corpinus comatus or also known as shaggy mane or inky cap. It has a pretty cool feature called autodigestion called deliquescence. Once the mushroom matures, the gills begin producing enzymes that digest the mushroom's own tissue. The gills turn pink → brown → black as the spores mature. The tissue then liquefies into a black, inky fluid containing the spores. The cap essentially digests itself from the bottom upward, releasing the spores into the environment. This is why a mature shaggy mane can seemingly turn from a beautiful white mushroom into a black puddle in just a day or two. Interestingly, this isn't ordinary decay caused primarily by bacteria or other decomposers. The mushroom is actively breaking down its own tissues. And that black "ink" is where the old name inky cap comes from. 🍄
My first ever wild mushroom
Woods season for me.
These are a really amazing mushroom, Chlorociboria aeruginascens. Its super tiny which is why the pictures are so fuzzy. But the mycelium actually dyes the wood a beautiful green blue. The stain holds its colour and highly prized for artists. Chlorociboria aeruginascens Observation # 600738b9-9b72-40f3-ac6a-0bd7e2a1df5c
Woods season for me.
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