very easy with the right gear
Magic Mushroom Grow Kit?
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xet
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I want to follow her spores in agar > sub > tub route, looks to be the 2nd fastest next to mycelium in agar > sub > tub
chilliwilli
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I'm impressed with the growrate of lq.
On sunday i inoculated a mondo 10ml liquid culture medium with 1ml lq and kept it at ambient temps. I was not sure if it was enough since the lc was hard to pull up(needle to narrow) and only a few chuncks smaller than 1mm were visible. This is the lq today
On sunday i inoculated a mondo 10ml liquid culture medium with 1ml lq and kept it at ambient temps. I was not sure if it was enough since the lc was hard to pull up(needle to narrow) and only a few chuncks smaller than 1mm were visible. This is the lq today
xet
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I had a fascinating read here. https://mycotopia.net/topic/102275-...th-lime-viability-with-slow-colonizers/page-2
On a rabbit-hole after reading this quote from that thread
On a rabbit-hole after reading this quote from that thread
Do they still sell mycobags? That's how I grew B+ 15 years ago. Innoculated 5lb bag of sterilized wheat berries and kelp and honey and crap with one whole needle of spores. Wasted lots of spores but it worked.
When the medium was completely colonized I took it out of the bug and put it in a terrarium. Could have left in bag though.
Do they still sell those mycobags??? Wheat berries, kelp, honey etc. Just need to scope out a warm place in the house
When the medium was completely colonized I took it out of the bug and put it in a terrarium. Could have left in bag though.
Do they still sell those mycobags??? Wheat berries, kelp, honey etc. Just need to scope out a warm place in the house
@D. B. Doober i haven't seen them called mycobags, but they are available on amazon. also FB shows them in my feed.
I know if you freeze them fresh they turn to liquid. Not sure how much it has to dry.
Yes, but I would dry them more.
Use calcium sulfate and a screen to keep them from touching the dessicant in a Tupperware.
Finally threw desiccants in oven for 3 hours. Ordered some that recharge in microwave in 3 minutes.
Plookerkingjon
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How do swabs work?
chilliwilli
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How do swabs work?
Do people clone most potent and strongest growers? If so do people sell them like cannabis clones.
To be quite clear: I believe that swabs are actually swiped from gills.... not prints.
And Loc Dog I think that the quickest fruiting clusters that exhibit the traits you would like to find in successive generations are the ones to clone, as potency seems to be more or less a strain trait rather than subset variation (but there are obvious exceptions because there are some more potent variances).
Generally agar work is to determine rhizomorphic growth tendencies and then different strain subsets are fruited and tested while the subset is saved meanwhile to determine fruiting potential and potency.
Cloning is usually done if there isn't a master copy of the subset. I doubt many would trust others' sense of what they would select for, but I have no doubt that there are countless people selling liquid cultures of clonal subsets.
And Loc Dog I think that the quickest fruiting clusters that exhibit the traits you would like to find in successive generations are the ones to clone, as potency seems to be more or less a strain trait rather than subset variation (but there are obvious exceptions because there are some more potent variances).
Generally agar work is to determine rhizomorphic growth tendencies and then different strain subsets are fruited and tested while the subset is saved meanwhile to determine fruiting potential and potency.
Cloning is usually done if there isn't a master copy of the subset. I doubt many would trust others' sense of what they would select for, but I have no doubt that there are countless people selling liquid cultures of clonal subsets.
I saw that the Detroit Nutrient Company has a new product: Mushroom Magic All In One Grow Bag for $38.
Has anyone tried this product?
The all in one, self healing bag contains a blend of sterilized rye grain, straw, vermiculite, coco coir, gypsum and coffee. Just inject your spores.
Plookerkingjon
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Im gettin it done
