u/knowledgeisthekey

Well said. I think I was confusing myself thinking of the folks that keep them in the dark for a day or two before chopping. They're going back under the sun today.

Just added some photos, not the best quality but they're there.

Just added some photos, not the best quality but they're there.

Not of the trichomes. I just use a handheld magnifier and I've never gotten good pics with that. 

Got it, thanks! I didn't phrase my question the best and  I appreciate you replying. 

Makes sense. I should keep taking them out in the day to finish and put them back in the shed at night before they get full of dew?

So you think yes to taking them out in the day, correct?

Windham here also, two plants waiting

That's great! Pretty easy to make and it's delicious. Glad your wife is enjoying it!

Thanks!

What did you attach the awning to? The side rails or something else?

Try the wmnf subreddit, they should be able to give you some suggestions.

Good point about the style, I guess there aren't many true wagons left. 

I used this recipe once but have played around with other flavor combinations. I think I used Soy Vay Teriyaki marinade also and that worked well. Just be sure to boil the mushrooms first, as shown in the linked recipe.

I've used these to make mushroom jerky. Easy enough to do and everyone says they love it.

I have two extra tickets for LCD Soundsystem, DM if interested.Edit - Still available as of Monday 9/7. Feel free to make an offer.

This is what I also use, free from someone's yard. It had a sign on it or I would've left it in case they needed it still.

Appreciate the input, hopefully future users see this. 

I'm not an expert but it would make sense that they need some nutrients at this point. Coco and perlite aren't providing them with much of anything. Maybe use a diluted worm casting tea or something similar. My only frame of reference is vegetables and cannabis so it may not apply to natives. 

We've been sharing our berries with a chipmunk, nothing else so far. 

Thanks!

I know some people that have made great friends through this group and the ones I've met out on the trails have always been super friendly. Highly recommend giving it a try!