• AnarchoCummunist [he/him]@hexbear.net
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    7 months ago

    And this is why I grow my own. I’m very fond of Albino Texas PE6. Easy to grow, consistent, and you can clone and agar spawn over and over again. Such an aggressive little strain. And looks very distinct. Unmistakable.

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      7 months ago

      There’s nice little kits you can buy online for your kitchen. :)

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        7 months ago

        Those don’t have very good reputations among growers. Bunch of crap you don’t need, and the stuff you do need is garbage quality.

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          7 months ago

          Nah, but they’re easy for laymen. If you’ve got links to affordable kits for beginners pls share.

          Edit: How could I forget. One of my favourite physical food stands at a public market I used to go to sells kits online. They’re good people.

          https://www.smugtownmushrooms.com/growkits

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        5 months ago

        In my experience, they are quite poor in producing anything worthwhile. Look up the Uncle Ben’s Tek. 90 minute mycology or The Rookie Mycologist have great guides for this, and they’re easy to follow. I’ve gotten amazing results so far.