After a mushroom experience in the Netherlands that I believe bordered
on religious, I have been studying home mushroom cultivation. It seems
straight forward and simple enough save one aspect - sterility. There's
one thing that doesn't make sense to me.
It seems that the name of the game as far as successfully cultivating
the food of the gods is sterility. Every precaution seems to be
necessary as far as preserving sterility, even from s****es and bacteria
in the air. How is it then that psilocybin mushrooms thrive in cow
pastures, growing directly from cow ****. The key word here is "****" -
one of the foulest, most bacteria ridden substances that can be found in
our general environment. Not only do they thrive directly in ****, but
also in soil that is fully saturated with decades worth of cow **** and
urine and all sorts of nastiness.
How can that be if such steps must be taken to ensure sterility - even
in places like a bedroom closet or living room - when they grow and
thrive in cow ****?
....just doesn't make sense....any opinions, views, advice, etc. on this
anomaly?
Thanks fellas
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=Simon=
"...there is no dark side of the moon, really...as a matter of fact,
it's all dark..."
- Pink Floyd, The Dark Side of the Moon
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