PDX, that actually makes a lot of sense. Much like compost tea fogged on your leaves seems to keep White Powder Mildew at bay. Bad analogy on my part but kinda the same right? If something beneficial is already thriving then it makes it harder for an invasive organism to take hold in it's place?
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Yes I read an article about this maybe in mycological text. You put the matured fungus in a barrel of water and create a slurry with the spores suspended in the liquid. You dip your bareroot trees in the slurry before planting. This can Be done in Douglas fir forests at planting with Chanterelles being symbiotic with Doug. Fir.
Hey all Iam in Douglas county Oregon
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Shaggy manes at pretty easy to cultivate, maybe you're confusing them with morels? Morels are impossible to cultivate according to a lot of sources, but it has been done. The method was discovered in the late 70s in a bay area academic lab and some of the method was published. Its challenging and involves some sort of intermediate subterranean growth stage which is difficult to manage. The person who discovered the technique was murdered in the 1980s and I'm not sure if that happened before or after the Domino's Pizza guy bought all the patents. Apparently he though he was going to sell a lot of morel pizzas. Not much has been seen of cultivated morels since then I don't think. I read up on the topic a long time ago so maybe things have changed since, I'm just pointing all this out because its a facet of mycological history riddled with intrigue, greed and complex indoor cultivation technology so it seems like the right crowd for it here.
Its not impossible to grow morels spuriously though, landscape morels aren't too uncommon in the right type of landscaping when its relatively fresh and you certainly seem to know what you're talking about mushroom-wise. Do you remember what kind of dirt was it in those pots?
I have a patch of mixed forest that I go to for hedgehogs - mostly midsized doug firs and red-cedars with a lot of rhododendron and huckleberries in the understory - about 2500'-3000' on the west side of Mt Hood. Thats the only place where I've seen a bear in the Oregon Cascades. Makes me wonder if they eat hedgehog mushrooms.
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Tho it is Possible I Was Present
I have No Knowledge
Of the Previously Mentioned
Murders
And Other,
Some Such.
I have No Knowledge
Of the Previously Mentioned
Murders
And Other,
Some Such.
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Robrites, Where were you around the time of the spring equinox in 1986?
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In Portland, next to the pipe
Any burns around there previous year ?
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A likely story, did you know Ronald Ower?
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It looks like Rob Partridge is on his way out as OLCC boss. Sounds like he might be going to a justice department appointment.
http://www.oregonlive.com/marijuana/index.ssf/2017/03/oregon_liquor_commission_chair.html
http://www.oregonlive.com/marijuana/index.ssf/2017/03/oregon_liquor_commission_chair.html
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Third Eye is closing at the end of the month
http://www.wweek.com/cannabis/2017/03/13/30-year-old-head-shop-third-eye-is-closing-on-hawthorne/
http://www.wweek.com/cannabis/2017/03/13/30-year-old-head-shop-third-eye-is-closing-on-hawthorne/
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They are tearing the building down instead of making it a national landmark
Hey all I am in Douglas county Oregon
The double dry county? I moved here to the Clack. Co. Cascades from there about 10 years ago. I was between Elkton and Drain off of Hwy 38 in a ghost town called Skelly. Shrooms galore down there. And trees. Fantastic place to grow weed. It rained an average of 100 inches a year there. Here I get 'only' 80 inches a year of moisture. Raining right now too. Glug glug glug... the rivers are running high.
Dayem. I was in there about 3 week sago looking at glass stuff. I was not aware of the Herer connection... Portland is in transition being run over by people and money. Hawthorne is changing. It is getting impossible to drive across town any more. PDX is now the 10th worst city for traffic in the US, and #40 worst in the world now.
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Apparently government tax receipts from recreational sales started to decline last November for the first time. January's were down to about 2/3 of the October 2016 peak.
http://www.oregon.gov/DOR/programs/gov-research/Documents/monthly-marijuana-tax-receipts.xlsx
I saw a dispensary selling seeded bud too. Deanz has seeds for $13/eighth
http://www.oregon.gov/DOR/programs/gov-research/Documents/monthly-marijuana-tax-receipts.xlsx
I saw a dispensary selling seeded bud too. Deanz has seeds for $13/eighth
You are right. I checked out Deanz on Sandy and they have seeded Super Silver Haze, Durban Poison, and Tahoe OG Kush for $13-15 an eighth. That is cheap as chips. I presume that they are S1 seeds... and hopefully not grown near a hemp farm?
We are back in the 70s again man! Where is my tie dyed t-shirt? I still have my vinyl record collection. No turntable though.
I am a gonna go get me some of those Durban Poison seeds. That looks like an uplifting tasty landrace day weed strain. Weed is getting cheap again. $100 an oz... for seeded sense. I never thought I would see this again. My brother is right. weed is going to be so cheap it will not be worth growing. Well, indoors anyway. I will always have my hemp garden here.
We are back in the 70s again man! Where is my tie dyed t-shirt? I still have my vinyl record collection. No turntable though.
I am a gonna go get me some of those Durban Poison seeds. That looks like an uplifting tasty landrace day weed strain. Weed is getting cheap again. $100 an oz... for seeded sense. I never thought I would see this again. My brother is right. weed is going to be so cheap it will not be worth growing. Well, indoors anyway. I will always have my hemp garden here.
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Not surprized a bit . i am happy i stayed out of the rec market/hopla . i dont like walking that fine of a line and i am sure many others dont aswell hence the seeds .
Kinda missing the old days sitting at the river and makeing just enough to pay for my own smoke .
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Oregon Senate Votes to Alter Marijuana Penalties
Oregon Senate Votes to Alter Marijuana Penalties
Senate Bill 302 was given approval today by Oregon’s full Senate with a 21 to 8 vote, sending it to the House of Representatives for consideration. The measure would make multiple changes to the state’s cannabis laws, including reducing the penalty for possessing over the legal amount of one ounce but less than four ounces, and increasing the penalty for possessing over a pound.
The measure also “repeals additional penalties for the possession, manufacture, or sale of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school”, and “moves criminal penalties and related provisions from the CSA [Controlled Substances Act] to the Control and Regulation of Marijuana Act.
https://thejointblog.com/oregon-marijuana-penalties/
Oregon Senate Votes to Alter Marijuana Penalties
Senate Bill 302 was given approval today by Oregon’s full Senate with a 21 to 8 vote, sending it to the House of Representatives for consideration. The measure would make multiple changes to the state’s cannabis laws, including reducing the penalty for possessing over the legal amount of one ounce but less than four ounces, and increasing the penalty for possessing over a pound.
The measure also “repeals additional penalties for the possession, manufacture, or sale of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a school”, and “moves criminal penalties and related provisions from the CSA [Controlled Substances Act] to the Control and Regulation of Marijuana Act.
https://thejointblog.com/oregon-marijuana-penalties/
