This post kind of goes with my previous post about creating outdoor patches. I made over a dozen outdoor patches last spring with Ovoideocystidiata, Azurescens, and Cyanescens spawn. I live in Southeastern Minnesota within an hour from both Wisconsin and Iowa. I really didn't know if they would survive our Winters because they aren't found here naturally. I just went out and checked, and found healthy mycelium in all of my patches. Feeling grateful, and really hoping to be able to share photos of Ovoid pins in the near future.The photo with my hand visible was fairly surprising to me. Animals kept digging into this particular patch, so last fall I remember digging into it and not seeing anything healthy. So I spread it around in frustration and stopped tending to it. You can see healthy mycelium very close to my fingertips, so it actually survived.
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