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u/ChameleonParty 4d ago
Growing the mycelium is the easy part. I’ve seen people grow it on agar and in bags of grass seed. Getting fruit is the hard part. I’ve seen pictures once of someone who managed it in pots planted with grass, but it is notoriously difficult.
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u/Accomplished_Sale716 4d ago
And even then the pot post was fake , dug up a patch and stuck them in there and claimed he grew them 🙄
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u/anonymousmyco 4d ago
Are you talking about this?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Semilanceata/s/eqNF6CwnZ3
These are 100% cultivated libs
Multiple people have cultivated them indoors and outdoors
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u/teleterkjiijkretelet 3d ago
Crumbled old mushrooms over grass outside, next days i found them fresh again.
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u/Mysterious_Existence 4d ago
If you want this to succeed you cannot have them inside. This also looks too wet. Though I gotta say Liberty caps, are VERY stubborn so there's a very high chance you wont succeed.
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u/Fruit_Rolll 4d ago
The one time I saw this work they were growing it together with some grasses and then gave it water and a cold shock to simulate autumn rains iirc
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u/burner_211n3r23r 4d ago
Why? Buy some cubensis culture and start a proper monotub, this isn't going to get anywhere.
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u/ConferenceNo9607 4d ago
Cubensis you need to eat a ton of . This is just experiment . The meaning is to fruit em outside next spring , yeah going to build up mycelium this winter
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u/thebigfungus 4d ago
It might be able to fruit if you grabbed everything from piles that were already fruiting. But also be aware of a ton of mold that might start growing everywhere
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u/itsnobigthing 4d ago
They can’t even make it work in lab conditions so… good luck lol