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Image 1 — First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse
Image 2 — First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse
Image 3 — First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse
Image 4 — First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse
Image 5 — First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse
Image 6 — First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse
Image 7 — First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse
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First grow help: ready to harvest yet? One bag is fuzzy and sparse

First time growing here. The first bag is Golden Teachers (first 3 pics), the second bag is also Golden Teachers (pics 4–6), and the third bag is Malabar Coast (last 2 pics).

Do any of these look ready to harvest yet? Also, why is the second Golden Teacher bag so fuzzy and producing way fewer mushrooms than the first? Should I use a fork on the surface, or just leave it alone? Happy to take more pics if that would help.

u/Final_Research_9471 — 7 hours ago
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One year sober today. What once controlled me does not own me anymore.

Today marks one year sober from alcohol.

From 17 to 23, alcohol was my demon. It brought me legal trouble, two DUIs, probation, and some of the hardest years of my life. For a long time, I truly felt trapped by it.

Getting sober was not easy, and I did not do it alone. I was put on Antabuse for cravings and support in staying away from alcohol. Antabuse is a medication that can make you very sick if you drink while taking it, and for me it became one of the tools that helped break the cycle.

I also completed ASAP and DSARP, which are mandatory programs after a DUI, and I’m honestly so thankful for them. What started as something I had to do became something that really helped save me. They gave me accountability, education, and the chance to seriously look at my choices and my future. I also went through so much counseling, and that mattered too.

Now I’ve been sober for over a year without a single drop of alcohol. I’ve been off probation since November, and I turn 24 next month.

I never thought I would get here, but I did. I’m proud of myself. Sobriety has given me peace, clarity, and my life back.

If you’re struggling too, please know you are not too far gone. Recovery is possible.

One whole year sober, and I’m still going.

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