Quoting part of your previous post:

"The added bonus is that having one or more "designed bouquets" in your garden has the effect of increasing your mushroom effectiveness. It does this by reducing the "side effect" wildlife the mushroom attracts by around 30% (i.e. 30% less dragons or 30% less WRC for the supershroom) "

.....did you really mean dragons or did you mean mice and mallards ? After all, mushrooms like the pinkcap (example) is meant to ATTRACT dragons ? I am just wondering since I am getting plenty of dragons but fewer mice ???? Have a great day :)

Mike has posted that it's WRC and dragons in more than one post so I think it's what he meant.

The WRC and dragons are the pests specifically attracted by the mushrooms/supershrooms, so it makes sense that the bonus would be to attract fewer of them, if you were aiming for rarer wildlife.  The mice and ducks are already partially deterred, so partially deterring dragons is more logical than deterring more mice.

You are probably right Tracey... but I sure am getting lots of dragons lol
Mike did say (abve post)  that it works by reducing 'the "side effect" wildlife' the mushrooms are attracting.... are dragons 'side effect wildlife' then ? I never thought so... hmmm

Yeah i would question it too given that they are designed to actually attract them rather than them being an unwanted side effect …. So I can see the point to your question entirely

When we think of a shroom yes it attracts worms but I view that as a deterring mushrooms we use to deter mice ducks etc …. Where the the other mushrooms we aren’t using them to deter myths are we x

If you check the care instructions of the mushrooms in the seed shoppe, it says the FG mushrooms "mildly attract" the lower myths.  All Mike is saying is that the "mild attraction" will be reduced by a further 30% when a bouquet is in the garden.

Thank you Rachel... that makes sense. I am not sure why I was so confused about it 😊