Good voodoo coming your waySterile and ready for injection View attachment 1061719
Agreed! Looks solid.Also getting quite a bit of action in the jars. I think its popping up in spots from rolling the grain around so much trying to get the agar to the side. So far no off colors or anything too unusual looking.View attachment 1061974
Good to know. I kind of assumed thats what was happening but at this stage in the hobby im still nervous about every damn thing lol.Agreed! Looks solid.
And yeah, you'll get a lot of satellite cultures from rolling it around.
Yeah, it is very similar to how a mold culture would present itself, but, from the looks of it, I'm inclined to believe it's from the agar culture.Good to know. I kind of assumed thats what was happening but at this stage in the hobby im still nervous about every damn thing lol.
So far all the jars have decent colonization happening, ill probably give them a few more days and then give them a little shake.
Yeah, it is very similar to how a mold culture would present itself, but, from the looks of it, I'm inclined to believe it's from the agar culture.
Which means it's a nice culture and that grain is especially hospitable. I'll get that often if I have to shake the wedge around, but usually still pretty tiny specks even by the time the wedge has colonized half the jar.
Really makes me wanna try wheat...
When you say multispore? You mean syringe or an MS agar culture?These are all multi spore innoculations, three sperate sub species of cubensis.. once I fruit jars.. I'll clone to agar the cluster formations of each separate sub species and then put those clone wedges to more birdseed and start the G2G expansion process all over except with chosen prime genetics.. this goes for most all fungi..
Nice! I did the same and the folks here lured me back into it. I'm glad they did - I love mycology so much.Multi spore syringe, I shut everything down for a year or so and have just started back up, I'll pour agar a week before my tubs fruit and I'll go from there..
Yeah, below 68 is where I notice them slow down. My house is roughly 65-68... I've had spores on a plate for almost a week without germinating... probably have to set up a little warm incubating area.This go around I just soaked the bird seed for roughly 3 days, after it was cleaned of floaters and debris and the dust on it of course.. I didn't simmer it, after I pc'd the grain it appeared darker than my usual wbs, in my mind that ment it had a lower moisture content, but I had to run with it so....that might be reason for slower growth..plus wifey keeps the house between 65-71 all winter so.. that's also reason for slow growth..
Yeah, workman is the top of the industry as far as I'm concerned.Im a big fan of sporeworks
Same. Although, I do have a nasty habit of sometimes getting carried away with way too many cultures... It's cool to see what different strains from the same syringe will do.. but, man, it turns into just inventory maintenance with growing being a necessary side-project.I don't usually use syringes after the initial start up.. but I love collecting them
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