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 I went for a whole range of test combinations of indoor and outdoor cultivation, spreading the mushroom harvesting season across the whole summer and fall.
-  * INDOOR NGG: in connection with my inoculation workshop (http://aa-vv.org/node/38)
+  * INDOOR NGG: in connection with my inoculation workshop (http://aa-vv.org/node/38) There were 24 mushroom objects created by participants and myself for the indoor trials. The fruiting mushrooms were expected within ten days of their inoculation, with a harvesting cycle of three to four flushes every two weeks throughout the summer (from May till the end of October 2012)
-There were 24 mushroom objects created by participants and myself for the indoor trials. The fruiting mushrooms were expected within ten days of their inoculation, with a harvesting cycle of three to four flushes every two weeks throughout the summer (from May till the end of October 2012)
   * OUTDOOR NGG: in front of the TU building (in direct sun): mushrooms were planted in combination with veggies in two suspended beds
   * Behind the building (semi-shadow): two “grounded” mushroom beds and inoculated logs
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 I am continuing in the same way and learning from mushroom growing trials. Mushrooms are infinite and I enjoy to be lost and found in the cultivation of practical knowledge about fungi and beyond.
-PS: I was almost sure that the NGG picking season was over, and thought of taking a winter break from mushrooms. It had been raining quite a bit here in Berlin, and now the mushrooms are up again, in fact in my post box. At the first glance – an innocent little parcel colourfully packed with the familiar return address of TU-Land. Hmm, did I forget something they don’t want to keep around or did they want to poison me with some kind of newly appearing mushroom? “Both guesses are wrong;) surprise. xtn.” Well well, at least one of my guesses was close to the mark – of course it's about mushrooms! Indeed, poisonous ones as well as edible. 32 types in total. Painted by A. Shpilenko. Printed out on coated paper. As postcards. Moscow. 1976. The original price: 1 Ruble, 20 Kopeks. Sold for 3 euro. Bought by TU at an auction in a mysterious lab in Gent. Signed by 1, 2, 3, 4… Thank you guys. Ah, of course I like……………………… You;)