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ATL#7 jars possible sclerotia or mold ?
    #19190095 - 11/26/13 01:14 AM (10 years, 2 months ago)

First and possibly last time cultivating ATL7, i used 1 quart jar with wheat grain as the substrate the mycelium was fine and colonized slowly with no contaminates however as the sclerotia formed they went a bit black and blue with some yellow around them. However as the sclerotia stopped forming i went and harvested it out of curiosity, i now think the blue and black were bruising of the sclerotia :shrug:.

I harvested them today and took a couple of photos before sticking them in the dehydrator to put away till told they are safe to eat, i didn't get a photo of the jar however the battery's were charging and i couldn't wait any longer, final weight was 69.8g wet.






If anyone would care to tell me if these are edible or not as i am still 50/50 with this being my first sclerotia grow, waiting on my 60lt monotub to start fruiting i think these in some capsuals shall do me quiet nicely :mushroom2:.


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Re: ATL#7 jars possible sclerotia or mold ? [Re: PanzerCubed]
    #19192398 - 11/26/13 02:43 PM (10 years, 2 months ago)

I think its as it should be.


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Re: ATL#7 jars possible sclerotia or mold ? [Re: dusttodust]
    #19192730 - 11/26/13 03:50 PM (10 years, 2 months ago)

As long as they smell good.


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