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To: Grammy

One option would be to inoculate the hay on purpose. You’d still have mushrooms growing on them, but you’d know it was a safe type of mushroom. “King Stropharia” is a good mushroom for that. It not only loves growing in hay and straw, it also forms symbiotic relationships with some vegetable species, making the plants healthier and stronger.


135 posted on 02/21/2021 8:58:37 AM PST by Ellendra (A single lie on our side does more damage than a thousand lies on their side.)
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To: Ellendra
"One option would be to inoculate the hay on purpose. You’d still have mushrooms growing on them, but you’d know it was a safe type of mushroom. “King Stropharia” is a good mushroom for that. It not only loves growing in hay and straw, it also forms symbiotic relationships with some vegetable species, making the plants healthier and stronger."

Thanks! I will look into this.

143 posted on 02/21/2021 8:15:41 PM PST by Grammy (When tyranny becomes law, rebellion becomes duty. Thomas Jefferson)
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