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Substrate has a lot to do with mushroom potency. Just compare doseage levels from the 70's with their techniques and substrate to present day methods and substrate.
If you want to come up with your own strain get some petri's, agar mix, a 5-10ml pipette, some basic supplies, a clean area and time and read a few pages out of TMC on mushroom genetics and your set :-)
Well the truth is that the pf strain is stronger. Everyone jumped on the ban wagon when the word was that equadors were stronger. But research shows that the pf strain is one of the best, much stronger then eq's. So what if you get a lil cranked out, all shrooms do that to me. There no different in that sense, just stronger.
Delayed Rhizomorphic sectoring formation?? Now its weak before it was the most powerful?? Yeah Id like to know the truth about this one too!! Whats tha deal peoples?? who does comparative growing??
What substrate do they grow potently on then? I have 12 1/2 jars with finch seed, whole rye, brf, vermiculite. The water ratio in them was perfect but after pressure cooking seems to be real dry, i was shaking them up and it seems to be really dry, better than too wet i guess tho. anyways im waiting for my spores happily
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