Capulator
likes to smell trees.
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trees are ecto. 90% of other plants are endo. 5 % no mycos at all are existing.
Cap- Do you have a link with some info on that? It was my understanding that ectos play a major role in the rhizosphere. But I have limited knowledge on all this stuff. Also I'm wondering your opinion on my last statement?
Hmm who's right who's wrong?.... I really did look into if trich is bad. Found nothing as far as health hazardous fungi. Maybe a ploy to deter guys from doing what they're doing and buy "another product". Are you guys fuckers?... Haha this shit is so interesting. I'm laughing my ass off. Signing up for mycology major next semister... But I must say it doesn't take expensive lab equipment either! This shit CAN be done in your kitchen. With proper equipment. But relatively inexpensive in the grand scheme. It won't be easy and will take time. But that's what things worth doing are all about!
Come on please. Unless you have ideal expensive lab conditions you cannot grow out endomycorrhizal hyphae unless in contact with roots. Where do you get the info that Trichoderma is so dangerous?
Microbeman
I disagree on the inexpensive lab part. You need to isolate and keep isolated. To me this sounds easier than I bet it really is. I have seen the lab where I get my spores. Its pretty tricked out.
Also, it is easy to culture other bacteria/fungi when you are just trying to culture one type. That is why it is recommended to brew tea for around 48 hours and not a long time. Bad bacteria like e.coli can take over.
You guys can inhale all the fungal spores you want! It want bother me. And your right the chances of health risk are pretty low so huff away! I only said that cuz of the amount you had growing and were working with and I wanted you to be careful.
Def not trying to deter you from your exp. your the only other person I know attempting this type of stuff please continue!!! And I wasnt trying to advertise for anyone just thought you would like the trich article and other info. Personally I just started using caps bennies lask week and cant give an opinion either way about them other than what ive seen under the scope.
Also pp. Have you tried spawning any of those fungi out side of agar? Do you know if it will take in Brown rice flour or grain? Or is it impossible to grow an endo without actually having it in a container with roots?
Who says I dont?
Stamets and RogerRabbit
positive vibes PP
ah ha! maybe its not. Heres a book I found: http://www.springer.com/life+sciences/plant+sciences/book/978-3-540-24027-3?changeHeader
You start in vitro growing root organs
I disagree on the inexpensive lab part. You need to isolate and keep isolated. To me this sounds easier than I bet it really is. I have seen the lab where I get my spores. Its pretty tricked out.
Also, it is easy to culture other bacteria/fungi when you are just trying to culture one type. That is why it is recommended to brew tea for around 48 hours and not a long time. Bad bacteria like e.coli can take over.
Wow, I'm subbing this thread as it is very full of useful information. I am very interested in this as I currently grow in organic soil. I have successfully cultivated psilocybin mushrooms from mycelium to full maturity in the past, which I consumed and respectively tripped balls. Once I have the room / funds / abilities to research this further I will definitely be attempting it on at least a small scale... I heartily accept the fact that Horticulture and Mycology should thrive side by side. Glad to know that there are others like me out there!!! :)
Hi. can you tell me how to look in your galery ?Check out my gallery guys got some of that fungi planted
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