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stonesun said:
Hey guys
I've joined in the community if you don't mind.
Not much to show yet, as of now the bulk substrate is colonizing.

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Welcome aboard!

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On a side note, i just sourced a wine cooler off craigslist for ~$30

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Remember, the whole point of this thread is to try and get them to fruit in a cube type environment.

CaptainFuture already accomplished growing them here in a Semilanceata type environment.

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Remember, the whole point of this thread is to try and get them to fruit in a cube type environment.

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Im going to try a couple of things tbh, even a few in a semi environment
Hopefully i can at-least replicate CaptainFuture 's successful grow...
I do plan on experimenting with you guys thou!
I should have plenty of mycelium

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It is?  Without mutations it seems massively unlikely. 

Peace
-PS

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Remember, the whole point of this thread is to try and get them to fruit in a cube type environment.

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Im going to try a couple of things tbh, even a few in a semi environment
Hopefully i can at-least replicate CaptainFuture 's successful grow...
I do plan on experimenting with you guys thou!
I should have plenty of mycelium

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Remember, the whole point of this thread is to try and get them to fruit in a cube type environment.

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It is?  Without mutations it seems massively unlikely. 

Peace
-PS

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It is?  Without mutations it seems massively unlikely. 

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-PS

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its all in the first post.

how do you not read the 1st post of a thread your commenting in.

anyway, thats the long run goal here is to work on indoor fruiting conditions (like cubensis) for libs.

trying to "train" a lib strain for indoor cultivation.

its deff going to take time and repetitiveness but I think the idea of growin libs like cubes would be F'n sweet.

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What, 13shrooms now casting stones on poor PS self?  Of course I read the whole thread - this and every other one on LC cult, my all time favorite LBM - but dude this thread has been around for more than a year now...   Read read click read read click...

OK, what are you talking about here?  There is nothing in the first post of this thread - or the first posts of any of the two threads it refers to - to negate what I've said.

The thread at times seems to be a postulation that through "training" the Ps. semi. can be induced to fruit at higher temps, hmm? 

Well no shit people, I've had this exact thing happen to a cold fruiting lignicolous species (Ps. cyanescens) ONCE thanks to some sort of reaction to heat shocking, about 20 years ago.  It was accidental. 

And I grew the direct descendants of that strain for years on end, until I quit cultivating altogether for 10 years.  They grew and fruited on grain under the same conditions as Ps. cubensis, but were easily twice as potent and psychedelic as anybody could ever want.  Like their ancestors they always expressed Ps. cyan. phenotypes. 

People tend not to believe this, so why should they believe (without proof) that somebody could "train" Ps. semi. to fruit easily at normal room temps (if indeed that is the goal)?  Sorry to rain on that parade, but every LC indoor grow involved replicating the wild fruit's favored enviro.

The only proof I can provide is resurrecting that strain from the prints that I have, and I'm still working on that.  I've fruited out two strains from the spores to date, but both stalled at about 1/2 inch tall.

Ya want to "train" LCs out of their genetically determined preferences, ya need mutants, is all I'm saying!

Peace
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Well no shit people, I've had this exact thing happen to a cold fruiting lignicolous species (Ps. cyanescens) ONCE thanks to some sort of reaction to heat shocking, about 20 years ago.  It was accidental. 

And I grew the direct descendants of that strain for years on end, until I quit cultivating altogether for 10 years.  They grew and fruited on grain under the same conditions as Ps. cubensis, but were easily twice as potent and psychedelic as anybody could ever want.  Like their ancestors they always expressed Ps. cyan. phenotypes. 

People tend not to believe this, so why should they believe (without proof) that somebody could "train" Ps. semi. to fruit easily at normal room temps (if indeed that is the goal)?  Sorry to rain on that parade, but every LC indoor grow involved replicating the wild fruit's favored enviro.

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so it will work, or should I say, it can be done.

I dont care how it happens just as long as someone can achieve it and replicate it for others to be able to replicate in turn.

mutants are IME always more potent so mutant libs would kick ass