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@tree_frogTracked since May 2026

Observed Aug 12, 2026 · stalePublic earnings

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Educational mycology content, mostly concerning Panaeolus..

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Paid members

−10.5% · 30 days

Total audience

338

incl. free followers

Observed monthly earnings

$76

Starting price

$5/mo

2 membership tiers

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Where the 338 observed tier members sit

$095%

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$0/moFree32195% of observed tier members

$5/moFriend of the frog175% of observed tier members

Growth signals — pans with tree frog

−10.5%

17 paid members · past 30 days

Membership

211917

May 202616 weeks trackedNow

pans with tree frog17 members · $76/mo

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pans with tree frog's paid members rank in Recommended cohort
Rank	Creator and why included	Paid members	Gap vs pans with tree frog	Freshness
#1	CosmDevilArtCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	19	2 more	Aug 12, 2026
#2	Dirty MagazineArtCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	18	1 more	Aug 12, 2026
#3	pans with tree frogProfileArtPaid members position in Recommended cohort	17	Reference	Aug 12, 2026Stale
#3	Ray WiseldyArtCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	17	Same value	Aug 12, 2026
#3	RikakiArtCategory, audience, pricing & cadence	17	Same value	Aug 12, 2026

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Article Latest postPublicGrain Water Agar (and general agar prep)

As I mentioned in my last quip, I'm going to be switching back to grain water agar for a bit. And the reason for this is because on 0.5% mal

August 3 15 likes 6 comments

@*#& Gnats!Excuse the expletive! But last spring I had a gnat outbreak in my tent that cost me a number of projects and even more sleepless nights. AArticleJuly 28Public 13 10 Homemade Bioflower - ResultsSecond flush experiment. Casing got a bit dry, but less side pins and decent harvest. Second flush control. Trich showed up though. WhichArticleJuly 16Public 15 1 Mixed grain prepCopelandia are finicky. Especially from wedge. If the grains are to dry they will stall. If the grains are to wet they won't colonize comArticleJuly 9Public 17 2 Bioflower Experiment - First Flush ResultsFirst flush of the bioflower was harvested as CV+ started to pin. Coverage wasn't great, but this maybe genetic as the coverage was even leImageJuly 1Public 26 6 Let's talk about cambodginiensisAccording to Gerhardt and the other legendary Copelandia mycologists that came before us, the way to tell cyanescens and cambodginiensis apaArticleJune 29Public 13 2 Homemade Bioflower - Second UpdateThe homemade bioflower pinned a few days ago. Unfortunately quite a few side pins but no bottom pins. And it is pinning well on the surfaArticleJune 27Public 18 2 Homemade Bioflower - First UpdateJust a quick pre-casing update. Both the bioflower on the left and the control on the right colonized quickly. But the mycelium is denserArticleJune 22Public 13 2 Critter and Element Resistant Outdoor FruitingAny deep container can work for this. In this case, I'll be using laundry totes that were previously used for maitake blocks. But for dryeArticleJune 19Public 19 2 Homemade bioflower prepIngredients 4c sifted peat (+calcium carbonate) 4c dry coir 1c charged biochar 1c perlite Jackpot Micronutrients True Organic 2-2-2 LiquidArticleJune 14Public 18 12 Biochar prepThe following is for turning uncharged biochar into charged biochar. Some brands come pre-charged, and they should already be pre-rinsed toArticleJune 13Public 13 5 Possibly tropicalis? And a few other projectsI've been trying to track down the real tropicalis since about this time last year, when I fruited what a lot of us are now calling 'not troArticleJune 11Public 15 4

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