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 Hannibal88
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 Hairball (Rosecomb) Anomaly - Question 
#1930015 - 09/18/03 07:38 PM (17 years, 5 months ago) |
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I've got one cake that's absolutely covered in sprouting mycelium. The fruitbodies are all totally covered with mycelium as well, and some look more like long-haired cats than mushrooms.
As none of the other cakes are doing anything even remotely close to this, I was wondering if there is some biological basis/trigger/reason as to why one cake would have totally overactive mycelium while the rest of them are fine.
(I can add pics if anyone is interested.)
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