frustratedearthmother
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But, is it just me that still sees the cute little tree frog pic? 
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Beekissed
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House Wren's nest with one of my chicken's feathers in it!
Composted chicken litter from the coop, heading to the garden.
Denim Deb
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Love that top pic.
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So beautiful @Beekissed
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House Wren's nest with one of my chicken's feathers in it!
Congratulations @Beekissed for winning this week's POW!
ephemeralcas
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OK, you need to post some info on how you grew them.
ephemeralcas
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Okay so we picked up the bricks from Far West Fungi in CA and then my mycology friend told me to soak the bricks in a solution of 1 part hydrogen peroxide to 10 parts water. This obviously moisturized the bricks and gave them oxygen. Then I laid out a thick layer of wood chips just over regular (kind of crappy) soil and then put cardboard on top then laid the soaked bricks on there and then made a sort of tent over them. I used a mesh-like cover and then just watered them every day or so and they grew. 
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Cool!
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