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Re: primordia trick for non-PF strains?
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I've seen several different strains pin in vitro. It is a handy way of determining when to birth.

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Re: primordia trick for non-PF strains?
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This is mentioned occasonally but seems important. As I interpret it:

Using PF tek, PF strain readily displays in vitro (i.e. in the jar) primordia formation and in-vitro pinning. Other strains are much less likely to display in-vitro primordia formation and in-vitro pinning. Thus this is not a reliable birthing sign in any strain other than PF.

Is this correct?


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it is not so much 'they won't pin in vitro' as it is 'they take much longer to pin'.


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Re: primordia trick for non-PF strains?
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hips right eq's took me forEver --weeks

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Re: primordia trick for non-PF strains?
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But in some cases it will never pin in vitro, right? The cake gets 100% colonized but never pins. But then when it is birthed it pins and fruits fine. That being the case, 100% colonization is time to birth in some cases. Otherwise you will sit watching for it to pin when you could have birthed it weeks before.

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