Bolbitis heudelotii's cousin?
Hi all,
Forgot to mention this 'new find' at the farm. Was told that it was harvested in the forest up north and that it thrives only in high humidity or it will dry up.
The farm chaps told me that if such an environment cannot be catered for, then it's best to have it submerged, grown aquatically and tied to driftwood like Bolbitis.
I've some tied to cedar bark (those used for ground covering) because I'm out of smaller driftwoods and have them in a large, sealed takeaway container to keep the humidity. Will update if it doesn't die :wink:
Maybe someone will know what it is? Album here.
I'm back & keeping 'em fingers wet,
Ronnie Lee
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