Bahs Creole
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Years til scensense, the probability of me getting that far without loosing to contams or ever worse work are slim
Years til scensense, the probability of me getting that far without loosing to contams or ever worse work are slimHow many times can you do grain to grain beforr the mycellium gets tired?
What dirtbag and bahs said pretty much covers it.My jars are pretty much 100% colonized and ready for the birth and fruiting experience. I used a spore syring and it worked great for this novice, but now that one process is ending, questions come up on how to continue this process.
Once the shrooms have sprung, I can get a spore print from them and do it that way, but is there an easier way to clone this stuff that is as simple as using a spore syringe? Is it as simple as taking a chunk of the mycelium and plopping it into another jar full of prepared grain/medium? Contamination is a big concern, which is the main reason I'm asking.
It takes years for scensense to occur.How many times can you do grain to grain beforr the mycellium gets tired?
Yep. Its not quite as big as Id like but seemed to do the trick. The jars are hanging out in it at the moment..Do you have a still air box made 'DB'?
That was quick! Didnt you just do those?
Same. I went Walter White style straight from the shower to the SAB workstation in my skivvies. Soaked my arms and hands in 70%iso and sprayed lysol all over the damn place lol.I just always shut off my ac or heat, take a shower rub down with iso alcohol and spray lysol all over everything, before I work in the still air box.. also try and move very slow..
No,That was quick! Didnt you just do those?
Gotcha.. I was gonna ask what the secret is lol.
Perfect timing!
I checked the bottom of my jars today and they were totally colonized, with the bottom being the final area being colonized. Like @Dirtbag, I'm wondering how long I should, or shouldn't, keep these in the jar before putting in the bin/perlite.Gotcha.. I was gonna ask what the secret is lol.
Boy, shaking these jars to bust up the initial ball of mycellium really works well. In addition to spreading around colonized grains it must also make a schwack of sattelite colonies. My jars are filling in so quick now its thrown off my timeline. These could be done before I know it.
How long after going fully white should I wait before bulking to coir? Speaking of.. I decided to do 2 shoeboxes of coir and vermiculite, and 2 boxes of coir/vermiculite/worm castings to see the difference. Only way to know mang..
Plan is to water bath pasteurize all my bulk sub in either jars or freezer bags. Probably jars.View attachment 1063850
Give them another couple days after they're 100% visibly colonized and then birth 'em.I checked the bottom of my jars today and they were totally colonized, with the bottom being the final area being colonized. Like @Dirtbag, I'm wondering how long I should, or shouldn't, keep these in the jar before putting in the bin/perlite.
If I can pull this thing off, I look forward to trying some of the grain recipes.
Are these 3 ready?Give them another couple days after they're 100% visibly colonized and then birth 'em.
Looks like you have a few things going on in those.Are these 3 ready?
Super excited to do my first mono tub run:)View attachment 1063929
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