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Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++)
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Hi ladies and gentlemen,

here are the pictures of my recent batch:







I know, i know. They look like monsters....

This is my second time cultivating these graceful beings.
I must say the first time everything went sweet, i had no problems at all, and i used the same settling I?m using now. Everything wnt fine.

This time... well, you can see. All primordia developed SLOWLY; they never showed not a hint of what could in a near future become a proper cap; this primordia developed all the time covered in the white fuzz. Now, this is important: what you see now is the cake 16 days after pinning !!!

The strain is B+ (strange size, isn?t it ?).

If you take a look closer, you might see a gap at the tip of all these weird formations. Yes, I suppose that?s the cap. A prior cap, underdeveloped.

The worst of all is, all my cakes are in the same disgusting state. They are all abhorts.

I put all my hopes in three big casings. Today, when i got up, the first thing I notticed (it made my day dull) was that casings had already pinned, and their non-head/caps, were already "opened". Soooo, I suppose they?ll follow the same path .


Here are my questions.... (somebody out there must know what is happening here!)

1st- Are my cakes contaminated bi some sort of mold that has caused to halt their fruiting ?

2nd- could have been a problem of humidity (excess of humidity, I mean) ??? I had a constant here: my cakes have suffered from water condansation on their tops and sides. It built up into tiny water droplets, though some of them would turn quite big. When pinning started, this water condansation built right on top of each new fruiting. A good reason to drawn the culture !

the only contradiction in this hypothesis is, my casings never suffered from this problem. And they abhorted sonner than the cakes.

oh well....

3rd --- is it possible to save these living things from the trash can ???? I really don?t wanna kill?m.


i don?t really know what?s happening. I had a couple of thoughts on the spores (they may be old perhaps ???).

I hav no real knowledge on this subject, i am a newby 98%, so i wouldn?t dare to put my finger on this or that answer. But i know some of you can.

All suggestions will be very much appreciated.

Thank you all in advance

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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: thePilgrim_0]
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dont think its a contam issue.

looks like some mutated fruits with high humidity. The water drops on all the fruit could have caused the mutations, or other factors.

just pics em and eat em. good stuff. someone loves aborts -- the longer they grow -- seems the more powerfull they are - exact opposite of a regular fruit that hasnt aborted.

you could strip the fruit -- and case the cakes..?

peace


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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: plura16]
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Yes aborts are great , more visual i find !


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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: thePilgrim_0]
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Wow, that is very strange. Why don't you try another strain and see what your results are.


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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: thePilgrim_0]
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My muppet is growing some B+ right now and have a similar issue. He has really high humidity (water condensation on cakes/pins), but for the most part everything looks ok...except theres a massive stem growing on one cake. It looks like a slug...no cap to speak of. All the other pins have caps but this mutant lost its way when it decided to become a fruit. Wonder why this is...


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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: plura16]
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Ohhhh  sii  :wink:

Thanks to all, now i feel muuch better.

Plura, I was about to chew up one of those little weirdos just today. I just didn?t dare. I think yours is a good idea: eat and case !

So, i?ll start recolecting my poor things, i{ll try them cautiously first, and see what happens. Discarded it is a contams issue, i?ll proceed to case. Next, i?ll re-set up my fruiting chambers.

First thing I will do is to use less water with the perlite and fan more times everyday. I hope this will do with the condansation droplets !


Cheers all !
Good night !

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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: thePilgrim_0]
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Looks like the humidity is a bit high. Also, some light may be reflecting off something and making them grow off to the side.


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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: thePilgrim_0]
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humidity too high! fan more...



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Re: Strange outcome in the fruiting stage..... (strange ++) [Re: thePilgrim_0]
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those look like fukin oyster mushies

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