Today was all about nurturing relationship with mycelium. We inoculated oak logs with shitake mycelium and made a stack in our little forest.
We inoculated maple with golden oyster mycelium for our totems.
And I noticed some little blanketityblanker dug at least one of the jerusalem artichoke tubers up from a recent planting. I discovered these little prints by the little creek that runs through our little forest. Very incriminating, don't you think?
That looks so very exciting, can´t wait to see, what is coming out of it! I would love to have some shitake in my garden ;) ♥ Conny Piaroms Art Journaling
this is wonderfully inspiring! they look awesome too.
ReplyDeletemakes me want to learn what sort i can grow here in the NW corner of MT.
wishing you lots of wonderful healthy fungi!
That looks so very exciting, can´t wait to see, what is coming out of it! I would love to have some shitake in my garden ;) ♥ Conny
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