Idaho Blue Spruce is a breath of fresh air! 🌲 It’s distilled from the wood, needles and bark of the Picea pungens tree!, which is the official state tree of Utah and Colorado, but not Idaho. This special tree has been around for generations, used by Native American tribes in the Northwest for purifying and cleansing rites. 🙏 Have you tried using Idaho Blue Spruce essential oil before? . . . . . #YLEarthMonth #IdahoBlueSpruce #FunFacts #EarthDay | Young Living USA

Sometimes you wake up feeling blue and that’s okay 💙💛. Here is a great example of a blue staining Bolete, my best guess for this is #Lanmaoapseudosensibilis a look alike species for Bicolor boletes. The stipe coloration and strongly blue staining flesh help differentiate this species from Bicolors. L. pseudosensibilis is supposedly edible but is also a look alike for Boletus sensibilis, which is toxic..The blueing reaction on these boletes is due to enzymatic catalyzed oxidation of organic aci