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#Which wood?

Which wood?

#Stage your environment

Stage your environment

#The Fungi

The Fungi

#Adding the wood

Adding the wood

#The Waiting Game

The Waiting Game

#Your Spalted Wood

Your Spalted Wood

#Safety

Safety

#Good Reference Sources

Good Reference Sources

#Which wood?

#Stage your environment

#The Fungi

#Adding the wood

#The Waiting Game

#Your Spalted Wood

#Safety

#Good Reference Sources

Which wood?

Stage your environment

The Fungi

Adding the wood

The Waiting Game

Your Spalted Wood

Safety

Good Reference Sources

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It is possible to use wood that is already covered with fungi to put into your container. Sections of fell tree for example. Coming across already spalting wood should be just as easy. In the event you cannot get any (fungi) you can, like keshlamkeshlam says, purchase spores. Although I don't have any specific suggestions as to where to acquire them.

It is possible to use wood that is already covered with fungi to put into your container. Sections of fell tree for example. Coming across already spalting wood should be just as easy. In the event you cannot get any (fungi) you can, like keshlam says, purchase spores. Although I don't have any specific suggestions as to where to acquire them.

It is possible to use wood that is already covered with fungi to put into your container. Sections of fell tree for example. Coming across already spalting wood should be just as easy. In the event you cannot get any (fungi) you can, like keshlam says, purchase spores. Although I don't have any specific suggestions as to where to acquire them.

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IsIt is possible to use wood that is already covered with fungi to put into your container. From aSections of fell tree for example. Coming across already spalting wood should be just as easy. In the event you cannot get any (fungi) you can, like keshlam says, purchase spores although. Although I don't have any specific suggestions as to where to acquire them. Coming across already spalting wood should be just as easy.

There are some other suggestions such as too simply picking mushrooms. I would suggest if you are going to do that you should refer a guide that has information about mushrooms in youyour local.

Be careful not to leave the wood in too longBe careful not to leave the wood in too long as the process can penetrate the wood to the point where it is too soft to work. This is why you are checking it periodically.

Is is possible to use wood that is already covered with fungi to put into your container. From a fell tree for example. In the event you cannot get any you can, like keshlam says, purchase spores although I don't have any specific suggestions as to where to acquire them. Coming across already spalting wood should be just as easy.

There are some suggestions as too simply picking mushrooms. I would suggest if you are going to do that you should refer a guide that has information about mushrooms in you local.

Be careful not to leave the wood in too long as the process can penetrate the wood to the point where it is too soft to work. This is why you are checking it periodically.

It is possible to use wood that is already covered with fungi to put into your container. Sections of fell tree for example. Coming across already spalting wood should be just as easy. In the event you cannot get any (fungi) you can, like keshlam says, purchase spores. Although I don't have any specific suggestions as to where to acquire them.

There are some other suggestions such as simply picking mushrooms. I would suggest if you are going to do that you should refer a guide that has information about mushrooms in your local.

Be careful not to leave the wood in too long as the process can penetrate the wood to the point where it is too soft to work. This is why you are checking it periodically.

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