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Good point Potawie I forgot about the logs, It would be cool to have a log down the side of the house growing mushrooms for a few years. I wonder what other mushies could be grown in the bleached newspaper, or to the point what could be added in with the paper to enable other forms of mushies...

I'm crossing my fingers hoping that they sell other varieties. I'd like to give shiitakes a go. I'm thinking I'll give up on the buttons and go for any varieties that can grow on newspaper, its just so cheap lol But I wonder if they'll taste wrong lol

$5 at paddys markets for the starter log I reckon I could split it up into four or more lots if I had enough newspaper

Can't say I'm having any luck with the plain old button mushrooms but the oyster mushrooms are starting to grow. I made a base of shredded paper that was soaked in bleach. Ive put them in an old seed starter so that its nice and humid, so far they seem rather happy.

A work colleague bought a oyster mushroom starter for me on the weekend so i'm going to try them out. Since the last post I've bought another starter kit and did a little test. I'll have to find the link but I found some dudes post about growing mushrooms in newspaper. Looked easy enough and...

Have to buy some pointy type cutters and I'm not sure what to cut off. I agree it looks wrong as is but I'm not sure how to make it look better :beer: (Not beer-Bundy)

I think all of the plants are at least three years old maybe four so I hope they make it Had a play around with the Y7, I didn't have any cutting compound to add into the cut so I'm guessing it will die off but it will be cool if the upper branch lives.

Choc Bhut Not much of it but I hope it pulls through, was only cut back a week or so ago

Yellow 7 Has the most drama's with rotting leaf's but still looks to be growing

Here we go, looking for some rough advice and just doin the whole sharing the love type thang. So far I'm off to an okay start, well the plants aren't dead after the first few weeks. I have noticed some leaf rot and won't be watering again until I see leaf droop. I've used a heavy mix of coir...

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Long time. Been busy but I bit the bullet today and bought a starter kit. I've split the kit into two separate lots. The starter medium was totally live :) :) not sure how to put it but it's all white and looks very much alive. I also dumped a bag of mulch into the used starter kit bag for a...

So cool, finally finished my website: www.strawberries-chocolate.com I have to say it's turned out pretty damn good.

@ titusza1, I was thinking of chopping it down a bit as it does look a bit off with the tall trunks but I'm a bit worried about sealing off the cuts, this plant seems to die off for a good inch every time I chop the main trunks... Whats a good way to heal a cut? I also chopped up a very large...

And their multiplying yellow 7

Yep, I have a plant thats easily 30-40mm at the base but I'm guessing it would be too tall to bonsai up. Or do you mean a bonsai chilli plant from scratch and have it grow out a thick trunk.... Can't answer that one.

Say you had a plant all Bonsai'd up for a number of years then collected seed from it and grew some plants, I wonder if the plants would be slightly dwarfed or the opposite :crazy: