Giving float tech another shot!
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“shaking like a dog…” 
Are you trying to start a couple peach trees or concentrate a dose of cyanide EG?
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Walnut tree seeds 
. See how it goes 
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He shrugged his shoulders
Figured walnut
Let’s see what happens and tossed the seed into the cup
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Or I need to go dig up some little ones from my buddy’s yard
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Black walnuts ? Or plain walnuts
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Black walnut for sure
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We have three of them on the property I heard there are multiple uses for them what’s your plan with them ? …the lawn mower slings em pretty deep lol …I aim em towards the hedge row hoping for some sprouts …now lilac lrolly thirty 1 ft trees with leaf tips lol . …good luck !
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No real plan just I have the seeds. If they sprout I’ll come up with a plan.
I have mostly red oak, black birch, soft maple.
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Just to see if you can I like it! Have you ever found any chaga on the black birch?
Know anyone who has found edible cooking mushrooms in the area yet ?
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I don’t really know any mushroom foragers.
I didn’t realize chaga grew on black birch. Does it grow on oak?
I’m trying to expand my plant experience.
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beautiful post and beautiful work…top marks fella!!!
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Thank you for stopping in and saying hello!
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To my knowledge chaga grows on most birch trees …
You can find chicken of the woods on fallen oaks !
Me and you both brother …fiddleheads, dandelion honey ,I wanna go morale hunting just don’t know the right time to
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I don’t know about mushrooms. Dandelion greens are great! Nice cheap bitter greens.
My friend has a buddy who hunts morel hunting. I can see if I can get some info.
I remember looking for local groups that are into mushroom foraging, they are in most areas from what I saw.
The farm I’m on does oyster, lion mane, and shiitake.
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Yeah man Thad be great just see if the conditions are right! …I would like to try my hand at growing a colony of them somewhere on the property
That’s awesome! .fresh mushrooms some groups but haven’t dug to deep then I would have to spend time on the fbook 
lol
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The oysters are done in bags of straw. He got spawn and inoculated some grain.
Chopped up straw and sanitize it than add inoculation. You can see if it was clean or not by the color in the bag. Bright white is a successful job. Green or other colors mean contamination. Sometimes the oysters can outdo the contamination, sometimes no
Shiitake and lions mane he would order blocks to fruit
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Wow no wonder you don’t know any foragers they all at the farm !
Very interesting will have to keep that in mind
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That’s gonna be some good flower! Can’t wait to chop mine
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Lot of Black Walnut around in my neck of the woods.
Had an old dying one in my pasture fence line and cut it for firewood…
Burns with a beautiful fragrance. Hard to describe…but a lovely perfume type scent…was a pleasant surprise !
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