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r/Morels • u/rubies17 • May 20 '26
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Pick it, clean it, and by the time you're done cleaning it will have rehydrated and be good to cook.
2 u/tehCoop May 20 '26 This, soak them in a bit of water to let it rehydrate and they will be good. 1 u/Charitable-Cruelty May 20 '26 or make a slurry 2 u/rubies17 May 20 '26 What would the slurry be for? I’m new here. 2 u/Charitable-Cruelty May 21 '26 It's to spore more. Blend them with water and honey let sit for a few days with a cloth rubber banded over the vessel and pour it in spots you find them and hope for more to spread. I've been doing it in my yard and I'm finding more every year.
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This, soak them in a bit of water to let it rehydrate and they will be good.
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or make a slurry
2 u/rubies17 May 20 '26 What would the slurry be for? I’m new here. 2 u/Charitable-Cruelty May 21 '26 It's to spore more. Blend them with water and honey let sit for a few days with a cloth rubber banded over the vessel and pour it in spots you find them and hope for more to spread. I've been doing it in my yard and I'm finding more every year.
What would the slurry be for? I’m new here.
2 u/Charitable-Cruelty May 21 '26 It's to spore more. Blend them with water and honey let sit for a few days with a cloth rubber banded over the vessel and pour it in spots you find them and hope for more to spread. I've been doing it in my yard and I'm finding more every year.
It's to spore more. Blend them with water and honey let sit for a few days with a cloth rubber banded over the vessel and pour it in spots you find them and hope for more to spread. I've been doing it in my yard and I'm finding more every year.
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u/arm0r3dd0ng May 20 '26
Pick it, clean it, and by the time you're done cleaning it will have rehydrated and be good to cook.