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Weilli and Azurescens prints viability test
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Okay I have an old P. Azurescens print, it is dated as 10/03 so it is pretty old. I also have a P. Weilli print from 2004. I want to test the viability of the spores. My initial thoughts were just to make syringes and inoculate a LC. Are these strains of spores suitable for use in a typical LC like karo or honey as are used for cubes? Really all I want to know is if they are viable. If they are I would prefer to trade them away as I don't have the time, resources, or knowledge to properly study these species. The Weilli I know was collected from a wild specimen so I know agar and petri work may be needed. The Azure print I actually won in a shroomery contest in 04 from Anno. At the time I had a different shroomery account. It has "Astoria Ossip" written on the outside of it. Are these prints no longer viable anyway given their age? Maybe I shouldn't waste my time and just let someone with more experience with these species have them. Any suggestions?


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Re: Weilli and Azurescens prints viability test [Re: shx764]
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i know people with success with older spores....i say go for it.

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Re: Weilli and Azurescens prints viability test [Re: shx764]
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Hydrate and make a syringe. :imo:


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Re: Weilli and Azurescens prints viability test [Re: BrandNewbie]
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I've heard of people making agar with super old prints and from the dust in baggies that have been sittin around for a while. I wouldn't do LC but start with agar would be the approach I would go for. good luck I want prints if you succeed! Good luck


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Re: Weilli and Azurescens prints viability test [Re: jerrylove]
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ive heard of 6th genration prints still working

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Re: Weilli and Azurescens prints viability test [Re: busyskull]
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Okay, this is what I'm gonna do. I don't think I have the means or experience to do these prints justice. So if there is anyone  who truly feels that they can put in the time and actually have a chance at successfully propagating these species then PM me. Keep in mind that as stated in my initial post, these are OLD prints. I cannot guarantee any viability. So they may be total crap. I would prefer to trade these for a couple of cube prints, any species, and I would definitely send first to a reputable trader. I would post this is the marketplace but I don't have the posts to have access yet. So anyone with an extra cube print who wants a maybe viable maybe not print of Azurescens or Weilli PM me and we will do it.


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