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gaililee
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jar innoculation
#1377922 - 03/15/03 08:20 AM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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Can you use pieces from a fully colonized cake to colonize other jars?
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ExtravagantDream
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Re: jar innoculation [Re: gaililee]
#1377928 - 03/15/03 08:25 AM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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yes its called transfers. It requires very sterile procedures
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gaililee
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Any tips you know of ??? I want this to be self-sustaining!!!
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ExtravagantDream
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Re: jar innoculation [Re: gaililee]
#1378065 - 03/15/03 09:42 AM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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Transfers are not advised to do over several generation. Although you can, it is extremely hard to keep sterile condition. In addition, the strain will experience degeneration after a long time. I suggest you go back to a print every few transfers.
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gaililee
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Thanks for all the advice---Any other tid-bits for a newbie in the field?
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SixTango
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Re: jar innoculation [Re: gaililee]
#1378153 - 03/15/03 10:35 AM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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6T (aka Mycota Grain to Grain Transfers (G2G)
Once you have learned to prepare sterilized spawn pint or quart jars of bird seed, rye or grains & fully colonize them with mycelium. You can easily propagate a single colonized quart jar of that into about 20 more via G2G transfers. Jars propagated via G2G transfers generally colonize under optimal conditions 100% in 10 to 14 days . Given that, spores do not have to germinate, as what is transferred to freshly prepared jars is active mycelium on fully colonized seed or grains.
 
 
 
 
  10 days later:

My foaf goes out 4 generations, then back to spores.  .................................................. The method is to prepare fresh jars, just as you would to inoculate via a spore syringe (soak seed, rinse, drain, load, apply filter disk & PC). Excepting, rather than inoculate the fresh jars with a syringe. You transfer grain from a colonized jar to fresh uncolonized jars. The procedure is simple & only requires common sense, minimal preparation, a long stout clean stainless steel spoon & the cleanest personal hygiene and the smallest uncarpeted working place you can muster.
Prepare the smallest cleanest uncarpeted room you have (generally, a bathroom). In the following manner. Clean the room as best you can, getting rid of any dirt, dust, mold or mildew. Remove any cloth hanging anywhere. Spray Lysol on everything, everywhere & wipe it down. If you have any hepa type air filter unit? Place it in the room & run it for at least 1 hour. Running a hepa is preferable, but, if you don’t have one. You can usually manage without it
Wipe your fully colonized jar of grain & your fresh jars down, with a clean Lysol sprayed rag. Place those in the room, on the counter top, or whatever flat working surface you intend to use. Wear freshly laundered clean cloths. If you have a face mask (preferable) wear it. If you have a shower cap to cover your hair (preferable), wear it. Enter the room, spray Lysol around (again) run the hepa for a few minutes (if you have one). Then, turn it off. Spray your hands & arms with Lysol & wipe dry.
Unscrew the lid off the colonized jar. Leave the internal filter disk or filter material in place covering the content. Unscrew the lid on a fresh jar, leaving the internal filter material in place. Remove the filter material from the colonized jar & dig up about ? of content, as it will be colonized into a solid mass. Spoon out 2 table spoons full & transfer them to the uncolonized jar, by lifting it’s filter up & spooning them in. Replace the filter material on the fresh jar IMMEDIATELY after spooning in the colonized material.
Repeat this same process as many times as you have fresh jars to transfer to. Once done. Screw the fresh jars lids on tight. Cover the outside of the lids of the fresh jars with a double layer of alcohol swabbed coffee filters & rubber band them down. Shake each fresh jar to spread the colonized material throughout it. Place your fresh jars in a dry, dark, warm place (preferably between 78 & 84 F), and allow them to colonize in peace & quiet. G2G transfer & shaking jars batters the mycelium. It takes it a day or 3 recuperate from that shock. There is no need to shake G2G jars more than once. As, doing so will only slow colonization, rather than speed it up.
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Re: jar innoculation [Re: gaililee]
#1378155 - 03/15/03 10:36 AM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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I have heard of success doing this procedure out in the open but the person nuked their room with lysol. Be aware of flames in a lysoled room.
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Re: jar innoculation [Re: gaililee]
#1385895 - 03/17/03 07:20 PM (20 years, 2 months ago) |
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great advice 6t
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