I would refresh the cardboard every 3 or 4 weeks. I would wait until there was a 3rd flush (if there was one). After I would inoculate the fresh batch with spawn from a previous batch.
This one time I was watching this funny TV show.
Can't really remember it, but it was really funny
Then I had an idea for a dream vacation
I mean, I had the spread, okay? The beach, the hotel
then I wrote all of this down
Wrote it all down, really wrote it, like five pages. Lost it!
Hit me up with questions here or in DM if you'd like. I've gone down so many rabbit holes on this topic. It would be fun to share and interact with someone else who got excited about it as well.
I shred all my cardboard and paper with all plastic windows and tape removed. I use the shred in my compost. I also reuse it as dunnage if I need to ship something.
I plan on getting into building worm farms as a project too.
You can get a 12 page shredder used in tons of places.
I like to cut it into manageable sizes with this tool from harbor freight or one like it:
https://hftools.com/app56192
You could cut the cardboard with a razor in a vice too.
That sounds really interesting! I'm guessing you're in the Southern Hemisphere since autumn is approaching for you.
We have some bioluminescent fungi here in North America too, though I haven’t had the chance to try culturing any yet. Have you been able to identify any specific fungi growing on the rewarewa wood, or are you just experimenting to see what appears? I'd love to hear more about what you've found and how you're culturing them!
Also, enoki in the autumn sounds like a great plan—are you going for the traditional cultivated look or hoping for a more wild-style growth?
I live in the EU. I just got some specialty plastic superglue.
I would refresh the cardboard every 3 or 4 weeks. I would wait until there was a 3rd flush (if there was one). After I would inoculate the fresh batch with spawn from a previous batch.
Worked for me!
I attempted to document the process here:
https://lemmy.world/post/22563343
This one time I was watching this funny TV show. Can't really remember it, but it was really funny Then I had an idea for a dream vacation I mean, I had the spread, okay? The beach, the hotel then I wrote all of this down Wrote it all down, really wrote it, like five pages. Lost it!
Thanks. I liked them too.
Too sweet to be sour, too nice to be mean
YOU BOTH IT!!
You can get it almost anywhere. Most of mine comes from boxes for deliveries and any paper that is okay to shred.
Any place that uses pallets usually has huge squares of cardboard you can break down too
This makes me really happy. I'm sure it's very pleasing to see it restored. đź‘Ť
You're so welcome!
Hit me up with questions here or in DM if you'd like. I've gone down so many rabbit holes on this topic. It would be fun to share and interact with someone else who got excited about it as well.
I shred all my cardboard and paper with all plastic windows and tape removed. I use the shred in my compost. I also reuse it as dunnage if I need to ship something.
I plan on getting into building worm farms as a project too.
You can get a 12 page shredder used in tons of places.
I like to cut it into manageable sizes with this tool from harbor freight or one like it: https://hftools.com/app56192
You could cut the cardboard with a razor in a vice too.
I grow edible mushrooms on the shred too. https://lemmy.world/post/22563343
I've considered doing something like this too. Looks like you can make all sorts of cool stuff with it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRa1Lx0zvkI
Your use of an incomplete post title pleases me.
Where can I get this sticker?
I'm a noob
What are "band openings"?
How did this turn out? I would love to see some pictures if you have them.
Thank you for the explanation.
Sorry, I've been out of the game for a while. Can you expand upon this? I'd like to better understand.
That sounds really interesting! I'm guessing you're in the Southern Hemisphere since autumn is approaching for you.
We have some bioluminescent fungi here in North America too, though I haven’t had the chance to try culturing any yet. Have you been able to identify any specific fungi growing on the rewarewa wood, or are you just experimenting to see what appears? I'd love to hear more about what you've found and how you're culturing them!
Also, enoki in the autumn sounds like a great plan—are you going for the traditional cultivated look or hoping for a more wild-style growth?
There is so much wolf hair in our apartment right now
Wolf hair. Inconclusive.