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06-04-2009, 05:58 PM
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| | Dryad's Saddle cultivation I'm wondering is anyone has (or knows anyone who has) tried to cultivate Dryad's Saddle? I'm looking at seasonal outdoor cultivation.
I know it's parasitic and likes Beech and Elm, and was wondering if it would grow on fresh cut logs of this species via one of the normal methods of innoculation. I'm thinking it probably will as i have a vague recollection of finding it on tree stumps rather than a living host.
I'd prefer logs if it's possible as opposed to some kind of wood chip substrate that would be unsightly in my garden!
Any input would be much appreciated!
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