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So i ran into a real delema. Im staying with friends and cultivating GT for mycology use, they have a few mice and and animals, how would i dry them without a dehydrator? Or is getting one my only cho... View More
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Hericium
Mice are hard to dry, usually you need to peel the skin off first, maybe put them in the oven?
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September 4, 2020
Hericium
Im making a grammar joke, he said:
"...they have a few mice and animals, how would I dry them without a dehydrator?"
I know the indefinite article 'them' refers to GT, but his comma use moved the identification onto "mice and animals."
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September 4, 2020
Thor Odinson
Cardboard box and a fan does well in a pinch.
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October 16, 2020
Fantasma
Take them out and go old school. The sun is a natural dehydrator. I have one and I would much rather have them dehydrated the natural way; plus saves on energy bill.
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October 16, 2020