truffels

What exctly r truffles?
Where do u find them?
And how do thy cme about? Plz hlp me undrstnd

how did you find rollitup, man? are you on a friends computer or what? did someone hand you a iphone and say this is RIU type some shit?

Its the knotted balls of mycillium... ahh..I can't spell..you should use/ try some goooooood pot then gooooooooogle 'truffles' or 'philosophers stones'..have you ever eaten any psychedelics? You might wanna read up on that first if not..education isn't about ego,more so perpetuation of onesself..just because you don't know doesn't make it bad..read up before you decide to take the plunge...if you don't know about what you wanna take,what will you do when you take it??

You should watch this video... it taught me quite a bit about them. I've eaten tons of mushroom caps and stalks but never truffles.

[video=youtube_share;Y8vaRVwF0xA]http://youtu.be/Y8vaRVwF0xA[/video]

The guy in that documentary has an unbearable voice.

Truffles are Sclerotia, a self defense mechanism for certain mushrooms. The morel includes sclerotal formation in it's fruiting and life cycle. the P. Cubensis grower who discovered the secret to growing morels accidentaly, it could have been me, it wasn't. In the instances of sclerotal formation in the p. variety, it is said that they grow up against what it "senses" are impenitrable barriers (like glass). It is also said that the sclerotia, even when completely dry can be revived. Now I believe it, but I have never managed to make it work. They are, when fresh, somewhat more potent than the fruit by weight because they are only 70 percent water. After they dry they are somewhat less potent and they do not seem to keep very well.

How do you revive them? What's the process..this could be benificial to some who can't get shipped spore syringes..