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@@pbobaggins6904 Always!

@@sonjacharles2457 one day I will have time to do more editing!

@@M.A909 philathropists everywhere are interested, smalls… EVERYWHERE!!!

@@Leadslinger619 The problem that I found, is that each time you make one to sell to a customer, you waste a needle, and form a hole over time in the injection port. That being said, you are right, they are not particularly popular, and its one of those inventions, that never really sold. It actually is just a cap to go over the luer tube, to tie the luer lock from the syringe in.

@@CKoJO967 For me, while in college and studying, I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. At the time I did not know what was wrong with me, being relatively healthy. During the couple of years it went undiagnosed, I suffered diabetic nerve damage. NMN along with exercise and other vitamins, helped me recover from the nerve damage. Thats part of the reason I started Galaxy Nutrition. To help people have the option to find their own solutions. I feel very strongly against the big pharma controlling what little cost effective measures we have left, as Americans, such as natural vitamins, to supplement health.

@@galnut Thank you very much for sharing the important information. Most of us reject the monopolization and exploitation of natural ingredients by certain interest groups.💪

@@InèsBarbalat nope

@@maquijaam5083 Thats a good question. Since these are Ectomycorrhizal, and depend on the roots of trees, they are difficult to cultivate, and hence use in industrial processes.

@@johnwhitley4170 We appreciate your support!

@@SamanthaCSmith-z8z yes, chicken of the woods!

@@chromecrescent Not this time! I want to give it a try next time, when we are closer to home.

@@Eyewined i have a smaller working one in the lab, I will do a video on later.

@@galnut I’ll be looking for it

@@Eyewined we posted it… should be most recent video

@@jellybeat6451 Oh haha, sometimes I do!

@@tobyjames34 Lots of good nature preserves to go hunting for mushrooms!

@@rocketpadgamer 100 millions more views to go!

Yikes.

I agree. I studied molecular biology and physics originally, and it is one of the reasons I became interested in mycology, because at heart, I am also an explorer!

Yea, that seems logical. In that area, the biggest threat to them is getting hit by car.

We are just following the audubon recommendations. The turtle was about to be hit by traffic.

I found a few turtles during the course of my youth that would pee when I picked them up but I don’t remember any of them dying 🤔

@@josephrodgers7837 it’s just this kind of turtle unfortunately. I’ve played with a lot of turtles but this one is one of those “don’t touch it” ones because that’s what they do is pee and die. It’s sad honestly

I have never heard or read that. Can you cite any sources?

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Oh yea! Awesome. Yea we try to do it all! We also have a facebook group for posting mycology threads… its still small but growing. Stellar spore society! Come check us out! Mush love!

@@galnut I am absolutely thrilled with your product honesty I'm really interested in this field of work I wanna work in a grow shop

Hmm. Yea, in hindsight we should have taken a spore print

I have been eating lots raw vegetables!

Appreciate that!

I am just thankful we have not been fined by the HOA… Apparently there is nothing about giant penis snow statues.

I really cant stop laughing. At first it had blue spots, then it rained and the food coloring bled everywhere, so we added red to the stalk, then it looked like red white and blue all american dildo… so we added the yellow, then one of the kids though it looked more like a di*k …

They are actually saprophytic, which means they break down other materials such as wood. But they seem to do well with rotting wood on a beach. Maybe the sand limits which kinds of organisms can have access to such a location.

@@galnut cool thanks!

I am old enough... However I am not familiar with the Blue Oyster bar!

We typically take a cutting near the inner base of the stipe, closer to the mycelium is better, and place it on a special agar plate. We will probably do a video on it. We also sell the mycelium from our foraged clones, and will have fresh mushrooms soon.

@@galnut thank you!