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Hello, ... hey cavo, nice to have you here! sorry for the late reply, Of course i can't guarantee anything, but to me it looks like the fleece! :D If its spreading extremly fast, it should definitly be the fleece. if you arent sure if there are other organisms remaining, I'd do one or more addition...

Ha i was actually excited to finally have a new reply here, but this was very disappoining ...

I worked with Don for many years at the Garden's of the Ancients where he lived. The salt kills the mycelium but my have been utilized enough to not matter. As for the fleece, I found an article where someone had the fleece tested and it is a toxic mucoid that is often found with mushrooms. I will ...

So after a couple of month i currently try to continue to find new ways of working with the fleece in a progressive ways hello - how do you feel about combining the fleece with kefir, maybe not the young, but rather matured type that appears less carbonated? I feel like these thoughts are the way to...

hello - ... good night from bavaria, thomas (no doubts ;) ) Zeawas Stanley! nice to meet another one from bavaria in this special kind of place :) And thanks for the detailed reply on your relationship with the fleece, the actual experiences are the most important parts of these threads in my opini...

Has anyone ever tried making the fleece with fresh mushroom? It seems like only dried mushroom has ever been used, but why? Surely someone would have thought of trying it by now, the people at the ambrosia society did collect their own mushrooms after all. Or is it the drying that 'activates' the m...

hi - i'm growing the living bread on cooked barley spread thinly (maybe three grains in thickness) on a sieve and then put the sieve into a bigger bowl to have excess water run off, covered with a plat. within 36 hours i have a nicely covered barley i then dry in the oven below 50 degrees celcius. ...

I had bought some AM from Russia few months ago . Cloning the cap like any other mushroom in an water agar. Mycelium seen . Took the mycelium from the water agar and re inoculate into another agar( Paul Stemets Agar) . Spurting with Mycelium in a week . All this done in sterile manner to avoid cont...

You guys seem to have a wealth of knowledge on this subject. Is there a book out there? Or how did you all learn? the founder of the ambrosia society (Donald E. Teeter) wrote a book about the amanita mushroom and the fleece and a couple of month ago you could still download it from the mainpage of ...

this is a very good question, as far as i know there is no evidence what actives the fleece produces, in this thread i recently tried to extend the theory it could be a similar compound like ibotenic acid which could be decarboxylized in the same way. https://forum.amanitaresearch.com/viewtopic.php?...