Copelandia Bisporus in my pots

Sooo, Happy New Year to me!!

After multiple failed attempts at fruiting c. Bisporus in martha, and other contamination jars I mixed in with my grow soil and sitting under a GDP halfway through flower do I spot a sea of fungus, mushrooms, tiny mushrooms, many of which already withered away, at least a few grams, but yet still many more pins!!!
Who knew my tent would be the perfect environment, but it makes sense underneath the shade of an indica.

I plucked a couple, .25 gram worth on the scale, and I can feel them. I like I high doses of cubes, so I'd equate the feel of the .25 gram to 1.5-2 gram dried cubes, minus the intestinal discomfort. I noticed them right at lights off, can't wait to pluck a couple grams of these bad mofos

I tried attaching image, but it gets stuck at 21%.

I now see why copelandias are loved so much

I'm thinking my new spawn to bulk with copelandia is going to be directly into promix in the top layer of my grow pots.

I also applied a tea of molasses maybe a week ago, and in the bucket I added a little of the organic tomato fertilizer with the bacteria like jobes or espoma to have some really good tea, I'm thinking that could be a factor as well, maybe symbiotic relationship with the same bacteria the plants need.

What's up with the pic?

farmerfischer said:

What's up with the pic?

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Can't see it either.

Here it is.

1.25 grams fresh, which isn't very many of them, they are quite dense, and extremely perishable, Basically pick and eat for best results, is enough for a decent trip.

They are still pinning and fruiting very well.

keifcake said:

Here it is.

1.25 grams fresh, which isn't very many of them, they are quite dense, and extremely perishable, Basically pick and eat for best results, is enough for a decent trip.

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That's wild..

Yess! It's pretty fucking awesome.
Never even managed to get a pin in the martha.
I had terrible results putting some in the refrigerator, overnight they turned to mush, I've had cubes in there for a week before deciding to dry them out. Very delicate little things, they snap and lose the caps so easily

Now that I think about it, in the descriptions on spore sites, I guess that is what they mean by "enriched soils" for growth habitat

The bigger ones weigh around .5 gram each

Same cluster as above. Looks like a good day for a space trip

That's rad! I love these.Take any prints?