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can anyone ID this mold?
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It starts out green, turns white, resembles mycelium, then it turns back to green and spreads like a mother fucker. Contaminated a big crop... kinda pissed. Tossed the shit out the door. Attached is a pic of a peice of the contaminated straw logs and then pins that formed on one side due to contams on the rest of the sub. Bad ass pins, sad ass livlihood. The mold grew up the stems white then turned greenish blue on the stems. There was nothing that would cause bruising besides possible high humidity.


I want to add this straw log would not have contaminated if it didn't take too long to fruit. I left it with no heat and temps dropped and I was not around to do anything about it. This log should have been cropped around 20 days after bulk innoc. Ten days to colonize, couple days to pin and around 7 days till harvest. I need to find the source of this contam to eliminate it.




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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: acalis]
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That's trich.
It starts white, sporulates green.
It continues to colonize over your substrate and mycelium while it sporulates.
The source is either:
Your syringe, your sterile technique and your cake preparation. Or that tiny cylinder its in (lack of FAE).


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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: FrankHorrigan]
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trich. da mean green.

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Fungal growth]
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Trichoderma sp.

Trichoderma is a genus of fungi that is present in all soils, where they are the most prevalent culturable fungi. Many species in this genus can be characterized as opportunistic avirulent plant symbiont.

There are 89 (known)species in the Trichoderma genus. Hypocrea are teleomorphs of Trichoderma which themselves have Hypocrea as anamorphs.

Cultures are typically fast growing at 25-30°C, but will not grow at 35°C. Colonies are transparent at first on media such as cornmeal dextrose agar (CMD) or white on richer media such as potato dextrose agar (PDA). Mycelium are not typically obvious on CMD, conidia typically form within one week in compact or loose tufts in shades of green or yellow or less frequently white. A yellow pigment may be secreted into the agar, especially on PDA. Some species produce a characteristic sweet or 'coconut' odor.





Enough trivial information for you?


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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Tmethyl]
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Tmethyl said:
Trichoderma sp.

Trichoderma is a genus of fungi that is present in all soils, where they are the most prevalent culturable fungi. Many species in this genus can be characterized as opportunistic avirulent plant symbiont.

There are 89 (known)species in the Trichoderma genus. Hypocrea are teleomorphs of Trichoderma which themselves have Hypocrea as anamorphs.

Cultures are typically fast growing at 25-30°C, but will not grow at 35°C. Colonies are transparent at first on media such as cornmeal dextrose agar (CMD) or white on richer media such as potato dextrose agar (PDA). Mycelium are not typically obvious on CMD, conidia typically form within one week in compact or loose tufts in shades of green or yellow or less frequently white. A yellow pigment may be secreted into the agar, especially on PDA. Some species produce a characteristic sweet or 'coconut' odor.





Enough trivial information for you?


Hardly trivial. Being that it is the bane of us all.

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Fungal growth]
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Is it common a contam or should I try to get a hold of my ex girl to say... yoooo, got any vag discharge?

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: acalis]
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:awewtf:

...it's a common contam...

:puke:


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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: acalis]
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acalis said:
Is it common a contam or should I try to get a hold of my ex girl to say... yoooo, got any vag discharge?


Avoid vaginal discharge, it can be contaminated with yeast and certain bacteria, especially if you intercourse double dip (anal, then switch to vaginal in the same session).


Yeasts are eukaryotic microorganisms classified in the kingdom Fungi, with 1,500 species currently described[1] (estimated to be 1% of all fungal species).[2] Yeasts are unicellular, although some species with yeast forms may become multicellular through the formation of a string of connected budding cells known as pseudohyphae, or false hyphae, as seen in most molds.[3] Yeast size can vary greatly depending on the species, typically measuring 3–4 µm in diameter, although some yeasts can reach over 40 µm.[4] Most yeasts reproduce asexually by mitosis, and many do so by an asymmetric division process called budding.





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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Tmethyl]
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If your girls discharge looks like that u might wana get checked out soon!!  yuk


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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: first time expert]
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Wikipedia is a wonderful tool :awesomenod:


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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Tmethyl]
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Trim ethyl...... I think I love you. :ahahaha:

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Amanita virosa]
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Amanita virosa said:
Trim ethyl...... I think I love you. :ahahaha:


Seldom has the spelling of my username been so.. raped.
But I appreciate the sentiment!
I think I love you too.


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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Tmethyl]
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Well overall it sucks cause that means my lab is fucked. I Isolate every fruiting chamber so contams shouldn't spread from one to another. I use sugarcane for bulk and was wondering if I just had a contam crop of cane? I'll have to look at it as a possibility. Does trich live through a 165f degree bath?

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: acalis]
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acalis said:
Does trich live through a 165f degree bath?


No, it will die at temps as low as 140F, and lower. Spores too.
Are you properly pasteurizing your sugarcane? If you're sterilizing it, that's probably why it's growing molds.


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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: acalis]
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are we talking about the STD trich err something else? The discharge was a joke really but it is a symptom of the trich I hear about???

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: acalis]
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acalis said:
are we talking about the STD trich err something else? The discharge was a joke really but it is a symptom of the trich I hear about???


No, trich does no invade vaginas. But the fungi Yeast does.
It causes white, cottage-cheese-like discharges. It also affects male and female.

Heres some


It also colonizes your mouth! How fun!
:justcantwait:



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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Amanita virosa]
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Amanita virosa said:
Trim ethyl...... I think I love you. :ahahaha:


You're trimming a who what now? o.O

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Tmethyl]
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Tmethyl said:
acalis said:
are we talking about the STD trich err something else? The discharge was a joke really but it is a symptom of the trich I hear about???


No, trich does no invade vaginas. But the fungi Yeast does.
It causes white, cottage-cheese-like discharges. It also affects male and female.

Heres some


It also colonizes your mouth! How fun!
:justcantwait:




:projectile:
SO gross.

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: Fungal growth]
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Can the trich invade the yeast that's invading the vagina?

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Re: can anyone ID this mold? [Re: acalis]
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Small Handful of lime and a teaspoon of kelp extract, water, soak for 24 hours then pasteurize at 165f for at least an hour. I soak the cane longer than people usually soak grasses cause its thicker. I still have dry cane so imight compost it and see what grows. Its probably my fruiting conditions fault since my method is made to fruit quick, one flush, then toss it in the graveyard.  You can dunk and roll like the pf tek and pray for a second flush before contam.



It just sucks cause its a huge contam. I almost wanna bust out the tyvek suit and massacre it all.

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