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Leucocoprinus birnbaumii
Dry velvety feel. Faint mushroom aroma, yellow spores on glass, gills shown in image 3
(Image 4) Coastal hills and varied remnant and exotic woods and fields
The potting mix is plain cheap mix plus a soil-conditioning type of potting mix and a kilo of bush sand (Builder's). The plant is South African Fountain Grass Thanks to Mark Ridgeway for the identification. This one is a bit of a thrill to find.
For sure! Experimental fungi might suit your gardening style. Different timbers, lighting, temp, moisture levels etc. I must start some myself before winter pounces again.
:-) Great to see the development of them. I guess where it is growing from would have been a clue. Not sure why they love pots so much but they're now seeing a lot of the world with that strategy.
Spotted on Feb 27, 2015
Submitted on Feb 27, 2015
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