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feelfunny said:
no need to incubate. dont know if anyone has told you yet

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jbdlabs said:
Feb 3 (Day 11):

The Mycelium is still speeding along, and in the past two days two elements of interest have occurred.

For one, the patches of Mycelium throughout the jar begun largely connecting to one another, to form larger continents of Mycelium, from what once were islands.

Secondly, The Mycelium has begun to take on a much more branching, tree-like look to it.

I can't believe how much growth has been seen in just over 10 days. There are still some moderate sized ares with no Mycelium coverage, but I don't think they'll stay that way for long. Below, three jars can be seen, the two on the left showing nice areas of connection between the Mycelium patches, and the one on the right showing an area still waiting for Mycelium growth.

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jbdlabs said:
Feb 8 (Day 16):
Five out of six of the jars now have their sides mostly fully covered
I'm thinking it will only be within 3-5 days now until I start seeing my first baby shrooms growing inside the jars.

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jbdlabs said:
I'm thinking it will only be within 3-5 days now until I start seeing my first baby shrooms growing inside the jars.

Also, I have decided to grow 3 of the jars simply in cake form, but to take the other three jars and use the crumble and case method. This will let me compare the two methods' yields, as well as have a more fail safe option with the cakes in case the case method fails.

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Nice, they're coming along!

Unless you've already got some at 100% colonization for a couple of days already, however, I would doubt you'll see baby shrooms in that short of period of time.  Your myc is still feasting on all of the goodies in the jar, and one of the pinning triggers is myc running out of nutrients.  Don't forget consolidation time after it appears the jar is completely colonized, too.

I was disappointed in my cakes at first because despite the fact that I left the jars to consolidate at least 5 days after 100%, it took quite a while for a healthy pinset to appear.  It's rockin' now tho!

I'm trying some casings too of various sorts, working my way to a monotub.  So far so good

Keep up the pics!  Always great to see someone else's personal porn collection

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Feb 8 (Day 16):
Five out of six of the jars now have their sides mostly fully covered
I'm thinking it will only be within 3-5 days now until I start seeing my first baby shrooms growing inside the jars.

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You don't want to see baby mushrooms growing inside your jars.
and also, after 100% colonization, are you going to let them consolidate for a week?

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jbdlabs said:
Feb 8 (Day 16):
Five out of six of the jars now have their sides mostly fully covered
I'm thinking it will only be within 3-5 days now until I start seeing my first baby shrooms growing inside the jars.

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You don't want to see baby mushrooms growing inside your jars.
and also, after 100% colonization, are you going to let them consolidate for a week?

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It's perfectly fine if it begins to pin in vitro.

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