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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I'm in NE Kansas..........grew up in NW Missouri............I can remember when was a kid, we would come home with large paper grocery bags full of morel mushrooms...........2 or 3 of them full.............but that was more than 50 years ago...........I still like to go out and look for them, but lucky if I find enough for a good mess any more........
Grew up just a ways north of you in IA.
Have wondered about spores and “seeding” for them in prime spots?
Saw a show about folks making “rotting log spots” in the timber to grow mushrooms.
Not CO funny ones, just Morels and other good edible ones.
Have wondered about spores and “seeding” for them in prime spots?
Saw a show about folks making “rotting log spots” in the timber to grow mushrooms.
Not CO funny ones, just Morels and other good edible ones.
I see pictures of those and read about them on multiple forums. They don’t grow around here. I feel like I’m missing out on a large part of life.
I must be the only person who hates mushrooms.
I would as long as she accepts the 20% off coupon and I leave with the free tape measure
They got rid of those couponsI would as long as she accepts the 20% off coupon and I leave with the free tape measure
I actually have a huge red pine in my yard that gets 50-60 morels under it every year. I don’t really like mushrooms, but everyone told me Morels were different, so I breaded/fried some when we first bought the house. Didn’t see a difference between them and any other mushroom. I have a few friends who fight over them every year. I’m gonna start charging them money if they can’t get along.
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Folks here were boring holes in old oak logs, to grow Shittake spores. Among others. I used to save my used coffee grinds for a guy, said it grew awesome mushrooms. Something about the acidic nature of it all.
I don't eat fungus, its nasty. But it is super high in proteins I guess, as long as you know which ones to eat. Wild mushrooms are a good way to die if you weren't close to help.
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It would be saprophytic fungus on logs. Morels are a Mycorrhizal fungus. They form a symbiosis with certain plants and trade nutrients for sugars with the plant. From what I have read morels form symbiosis with elm trees. Granted these rules are not nessarly hard and fast, as some have shown plants forming symbiosis with fungus that are considered non-mychorrhzal, like bermuda grass, and brassicas.
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Fungus is delicious!Folks here were boring holes in old oak logs, to grow Shittake spores. Among others. I used to save my used coffee grinds for a guy, said it grew awesome mushrooms. Something about the acidic nature of it all.
I don't eat fungus, its nasty. But it is super high in proteins I guess, as long as you know which ones to eat. Wild mushrooms are a good way to die if you weren't close to help.
Apologies to the gods
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I know which ones and enjoy it. But more folks getting into foraging and such so knowing how to help increase the growth, say in my own area, would be a good idea.
Nice Suppressor. Bet its hot, and not quiet at all!!!
She's hot but a SJWFolks here were boring holes in old oak logs, to grow Shittake spores. Among others. I used to save my used coffee grinds for a guy, said it grew awesome mushrooms. Something about the acidic nature of it all.
I don't eat fungus, its nasty. But it is super high in proteins I guess, as long as you know which ones to eat. Wild mushrooms are a good way to die if you weren't close to help.
Apologies to the gods
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Nope. Hated them since I can remember. Texture sucks.
Exactly, I have had ravioli with ground up portobello as the filling and it tasted good but that's it.
They call them dry land fish … here in foothills of NC ..
No kidding, we had an indoor track locally. I used to jump that gate like a somebitch. Did good until I snagged the front wheel on the gate and face planted bigtime going downhill.....Who needs a green light to start a bmx race. hehe
I just worked a handful into my planned meal. This was my first time getting out this year and may be my only chance. I could have picked more but the weather is good for the next couple weeks. I’m in the St. Charles area west of St. Louis.
My wife hates mushrooms until I bring home a pile of chanterelles. Those are the only ones she will eat. And she loves to go hunting for them. Though she doesn’t have to do the hunting since I have very reliable spots to go picking.
Pretty lights in 3, 2, 1…
Still better than live rounds
Sheeeit dawg. No brainer. Think about all the toothless blowjobs free meth will buy you.
I hate metric fuses
Well, hope this pic isn't against the rules.
I'd myself say questionable, but passing.
Hope the mods see it the same.
Don't ban me please, just delete it and call me an ass or something.
Please.
I'd myself say questionable, but passing.
Hope the mods see it the same.
Don't ban me please, just delete it and call me an ass or something.
Please.
That is certainly going to create some serious problems.
Even an inexperienced mechanic can tell you that must be a straight slotted screw. Alternatively you can use a hex head screw, if the diameter does not exceed 1/4".
There is only one acceptable issue, but I would need to know the precise model and manufacture date. If that falls within the specified parameters - and it is the main wiring harness for the interior cabin, there "should" be no problems.
Oh . . . I also believe the bolt heads on the clip thingy need to be on the same side.
