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spirit_shadow said:
Hella positive: I birthed my golden halo cakes into a shoebox the other night and it didn't look like it was going to colonize(being as it was from a spore syringe I made like 8+ years ago that grew myc and just sat in a cabinet this whole time...)

Well today I noticed it is finally starting to colonize.....I'm bringing back the old golden halo

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Bad ass 

Please post pics of the results soon!

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spirit_shadow said:
I am ridiculously happy because this was from way back when golden halo was first dropped on shroomery. I grew it a couple times and only got gold spores a couple times so I'm really hoping to continue the journey to get the gold again 

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Oh man,  that's great!

I'm excited for you 

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spirit_shadow said:
If I do get golden prints would you guys like one?

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Solid Log said:
Yes!

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spirit_shadow said:
Oh another cool/positive thing: here is a native american trail marker tree that is on my land that I finally remembered to take a pic of

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spirit_shadow said:
1234go on shroomery said that tree can't be more than 30-40 years old and that it's not native american.....what do you guys think?


For context: most of the trees around here stay small/skinny, and also my great grandfather bought 12 acres of woods in like 1991, it's all woods and farmland for generations, I have also never seen any evidence of human activity in the woods either, I also live by a creek that eventually connects to a river that was literally named by native Americans 💀.


With that being said what would you guys think?

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Well,  most of the ones that I've seen are very old trees with thick trunks. Yours just doesn't seem old enough,  but I'm no expert.

Check these guys out!

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spirit_shadow said:
He did bring up a good point that nature could have somehow done it which is a very good point as well -.-

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It is definitely possible. Still cool,  regardless