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I've had a former history with mushrooms, being surrounded by forests and polar bears. My mom and I used to walk around our family island and pick mushrooms. She would show which one was good and which ones were toxic. My mom has a liking for mushrooms and so I suppose I inherited it too. I'm currently fascinated by the spores initial brittleness, a sort of risk of organic system failure is always imminnent. Once the spores take hold in a good environment they can grow large (undeground) and remain there for years, even millennia, cloning themselves in order to rejuvenate.
I've bought a growing kit from an online site, read the instructions on how to grow it but the spore colony doesn't seem to want to take hold. I'll have to