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In Vitro Plastic Tek Question
#23653382 - 09/17/16 03:13 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Tried Violets Plastic In vitro telk. I thought it was fully colonized and so cracked lid with indirect light for over a week. No pins that I can tell.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23653396 - 09/17/16 03:17 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Any and all advice appreciated. Does this look normal?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23653710 - 09/17/16 05:16 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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What is in there? It looks healthy....
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton]
#23653746 - 09/17/16 05:26 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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My last invitro jar
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton]
#23653805 - 09/17/16 05:47 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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ouch
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23653817 - 09/17/16 05:51 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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mellyjane said: and so cracked lid with indirect light for over a week.
What does this mean?
I would suggest putting the cups in a monotub an removing the lids altogether. You have a lot of moisture that could evaporate that way and trigger some pins.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Kenetic]
#23653841 - 09/17/16 06:03 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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What's in there is a Texas strain
The tek I followed suggests cracking the lid to allow for FAE and maintain humidity. So I did that and set in place to get some indirect sunshine
I like your idea.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23653851 - 09/17/16 06:09 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane] 1
#23653859 - 09/17/16 06:14 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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The pods tek does call for cracking the lid. However I believe some better teks have been developed since then. I would just follow the tek, and use your mono for something more efficient. Like a bulk substrate.
Try searching for the Big Gulp Tek. I hear it works very well.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23653876 - 09/17/16 06:21 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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I've seen that tek before. This is what I'm talking about:
In a sgfc
That pic is off one of pasty's posts and shows the cups in a sgfc. I've also seen the same thing in a monotub with good results but I can't find a pic right now.
I'm not suggesting going away from her tek but I think the cups would do better in a large container with some fae.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Kenetic]
#23653888 - 09/17/16 06:25 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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I also agree however, the tek would do probably do better in an SGFC than anything. The jar itself will provide a microclimate, so humidity shouldn't be a problem. FAE is probably the single biggest issue with that tek.
But unless you have ten of these things, I believe it to be a little counter productive to use an SGFC at all.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Mushierage]
#23653923 - 09/17/16 06:41 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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so how many cups do you have?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Kenetic]
#23655548 - 09/18/16 12:31 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Just have patience, it'll pin soon. I've grown many times invitro for fun.... that pic I posted was after last tubs I did I just knocked all the left over WBS in all the jars into that one and dumped in a little coir and put the lid back on. Same idea as that tech, it should pin very soon. I just take the lid off about once a day and fan some fresh air in, if the lids don't have any form of air exchange then yeah I'd leave it cracked a little.
The picture I posted looked bad because I never intended to pick them, I like watching them complete their life cycle.... those looked great several days ago lol.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton]
#23655609 - 09/18/16 12:47 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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fanning?
fresh air exchange is not fanning nor does one replace the other.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mushboy]
#23655624 - 09/18/16 12:53 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Dude, we are just talking about jars..... They are gonna grow with virtually no air even. If we were talking about monotubs, etc... I'd be more inclined to discuss it with you. But I've grown tons of cubes invitro and accidentally achieved good results here and there considering I just use the "waste" that didn't go into tubs. So that being said, I can't scientifically say that fanning the jars helped.... but I can say it didn't hurt and since most of the jars I fruit in only uses the GE filter for air exchange, I like to fan them some.
But I also will say I don't really care about yield that much as I typically just let them spore and die away like in that pic I posted...so I never really care if conditions are "ideal"
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton]
#23655701 - 09/18/16 01:23 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Well, I don't know about you, but I don't grow any mushrooms just to let them die off.
Seems like a senseless waste to me. Even if it is just a couple mushies.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23655705 - 09/18/16 01:24 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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mellyjane said: Tried Violets Plastic In vitro telk. I thought it was fully colonized and so cracked lid with indirect light for over a week. No pins that I can tell.
Same here! Looks like my jar, which the lid has been loosened for 16 days thus far and no pins... yet. But I'm doing PE strain and I hear it takes forever to pin.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: AK1000]
#23655712 - 09/18/16 01:28 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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PE huh?
You're gonna wanna give that thing a load of FAE or it's gonna blob to hell and back. Probably will anyway.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: AK1000]
#23655732 - 09/18/16 01:33 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Well, I don't know about you, but I don't grow any mushrooms just to let them die off.
Seems like a senseless waste to me. Even if it is just a couple mushies.
Well you kind a do know about me letting mushrooms die off because I just told you I do. I enjoy growing them for hobby, I also like growing weird plants and stuff sometimes, and they eventually die. Nothing is senseless if I gained joy in seeing them from start to finish. And even if it is a couple mushies.... LOL you'd probably freak if you knew how many I let die, because I love growing them but have nothing to do with them once they are grown. I want to get into edibles so that I can atleast give those away to people but I like the simplicity of cubes. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton]
#23655789 - 09/18/16 01:52 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Right. Because that's a great way to use an illegal felony drug after spending time and effort to subvert laws that threaten your freedom.
Whatever floats your boat guy. Have fun with that.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton]
#23655820 - 09/18/16 02:04 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Mushierage said: PE huh?
You're gonna wanna give that thing a load of FAE or it's gonna blob to hell and back. Probably will anyway.
FAE won't help blobbing at all.
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Well, I don't know about you, but I don't grow any mushrooms just to let them die off.
Seems like a senseless waste to me. Even if it is just a couple mushies.
Well you kind a do know about me letting mushrooms die off because I just told you I do. I enjoy growing them for hobby, I also like growing weird plants and stuff sometimes, and they eventually die. Nothing is senseless if I gained joy in seeing them from start to finish. And even if it is a couple mushies.... LOL you'd probably freak if you knew how many I let die, because I love growing them but have nothing to do with them once they are grown. I want to get into edibles so that I can atleast give those away to people but I like the simplicity of cubes. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This is the biggest waste I've ever heard of. Find a hobby that doesn't endanger you legally if you just want to watch life cycles. Why you want to watch the rotting part is beyond me... Most people like to watch them up until the point that they're no longer becoming more visually attractive, and then harvest and preserve them.
Committing felonies just for the opportunity to kill mushrooms other people would probably really like to see properly preserved.. The fuck..
If you really wanted to watch the life cycle you wouldn't grow them in such a way that their spores are all basically misfired blanks. Maybe like, grow outdoors so the spores land on the ground and continue the cycle? Rotting without being eaten or getting the chance to sporulate somewhere half decent is a part of the natural cycle as much as dehydrating and putting them in bags is.
This is like raising a group of squirrels to cum on each others faces and calling it the natural life cycle.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Inocuole]
#23655825 - 09/18/16 02:07 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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times aleph omega infini-fucking-billion.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Mushierage]
#23655921 - 09/18/16 02:40 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Wait, don't get me wrong, I like to eat them to, so I'm growing them for that also.... But I grow more than I can eat and these little side project jars are what I do for fun with the left over seeds stuck into jars I either grow them invitro in the jars or stick them in other weird things.
I did not mean i ONLY grow to watch them die. I just have no problem having more than I can eat. :-)
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton] 1
#23655950 - 09/18/16 02:47 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Do what you want it's up to you, who gives a shit
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: sbc1]
#23656023 - 09/18/16 03:13 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mushboy]
#23656039 - 09/18/16 03:17 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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I would try drying and storing them sometime....
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Kenetic]
#23656048 - 09/18/16 03:19 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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It's like you rebuild a classic car and then crash it. I'm shocked.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Kenetic]
#23656062 - 09/18/16 03:23 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Alright, I reread what I wrote and what you just quoted, I didn't mean it to sound that extreme. I have some dried, I have some stored, I have all I need personally and so some of them I just like to see them all the way to the end. LOL, I didn't mean I ONLY grow them to die, its just one think I like to do with these little side jars and projects.
And also to the point about the spores dropping in jars.... all my spent projects (spores included) are discarded in the woods so I am freeing them! lol. I would love to get some to grow out doors but have had no luck, bad area for them.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: funton]
#23662832 - 09/20/16 07:28 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Okay I took advice of putting in monotub but didn't put anything in bottom to create humidity. Now I'm afraid it's drying out. Tempted to stick a slurpee lid on top plugged with polyfil.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23662845 - 09/20/16 07:32 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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that thing is gonna dry out fast. follow a tek.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: spacechildo]
#23662898 - 09/20/16 07:49 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Thx- was following tek until I took suggestion of moving but in hindsight- I must have fucked it up
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23663163 - 09/20/16 08:59 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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hey guys, thanks for sharing your experience and pics substrate looks nice and rhizo
i am not experienced with violets tek, but i have a question for yall: why are there so many uncolonized and partially colonized grains all over the sides of the jars? seems like that could cause problems, having uncolonized grain exposed to contams, or expecting the myc to climb up there before fruiting. i might be missing somethin, someone drop some knowledge on me
as for funtons comment, i can actually sympathize with that. My first successful bulk grow i had about 15lbs wet, and did not have one motherfucker in the world i trusted enough to tell about them!!! i tried to dry what i could, and various forms of extraction, but a black garbage bag full rotted due to my inexperience (not air drying properly while they were waiting their turn for the dehydrator)... such a waste lol...
i too very much enjoy learning about and watching the various parts of fungal lifecycles, it is absolutely fascinating!! life is dangerous, especially in a world filled with idiots and stupid laws, but you can be smart about things and reduce the risk to something you are comfortable with. if no one knows, no one knows, just be aware of the consequences.. and if anyone knows, kill them and feed them to your fungi 
speaking of lifecycle, does anyone know what the average lifespan for a cubensis culture in the wild would be? and how you would even measure, considering the number of strains involved? our monotubs generally last 1-4 flushes, but what happens in nature?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23664123 - 09/21/16 05:05 AM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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mellyjane said: Thx- was following tek until I took suggestion of moving but in hindsight- I must have fucked it up
yeah there's no tek that says put 1 cup filled 1/5th with grains and put in a mono..
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: spacechildo]
#23664128 - 09/21/16 05:07 AM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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I wouldn't call that a monotub either. I thought homeskillet was gonna mix with coir and make a tray or something
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Kenetic]
#23664131 - 09/21/16 05:12 AM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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my bad, dub tub but still there's no tek telling you to do that.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: spacechildo]
#23664139 - 09/21/16 05:19 AM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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oops I'm on the wrong thread. my bad, actually
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Inocuole]
#23664238 - 09/21/16 06:56 AM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Mushierage said: PE huh?
You're gonna wanna give that thing a load of FAE or it's gonna blob to hell and back. Probably will anyway.
FAE won't help blobbing at all.
ugh, someone should tell this rage-o-holic to stop fuckin guessing so much  someone he hasn't put on ignore for telling it to him, that is...
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Mushierage said: PE huh?
You're gonna wanna give that thing a load of FAE or it's gonna blob to hell and back. Probably will anyway.
FAE won't help blobbing at all.
ugh, someone should tell this rage-o-holic to stop fuckin guessing so much  someone he hasn't put on ignore for telling it to him, that is... 
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o]
#23665129 - 09/21/16 01:51 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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c10h12n2o said: i am not experienced with violets tek, but i have a question for yall: why are there so many uncolonized and partially colonized grains all over the sides of the jars? seems like that could cause problems, having uncolonized grain exposed to contams, or expecting the myc to climb up there before fruiting. i might be missing somethin, someone drop some knowledge on me
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speaking of lifecycle, does anyone know what the average lifespan for a cubensis culture in the wild would be? and how you would even measure, considering the number of strains involved? our monotubs generally last 1-4 flushes, but what happens in nature?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o]
#23669250 - 09/22/16 07:54 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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The Tek didn't say to, the first advice on thread did. I took out and duct taped slurpee lid with cotton stuff (fuck can't recall name of stuff on Klonopin). Got a pin this am
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23669823 - 09/22/16 11:40 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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mellyjane, in the future just wait a little longer. I'm still new and have only done 3-4 grows, but they were all with the v-tek. In the grows I've done it's taken between 1.5-2+ weeks for them to start pinning. All you should have to do is unscrew the lid 1 or 2 notches and let it be.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: senseit]
#23671920 - 09/23/16 06:48 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Thanks. Also wondering if I jumped the gun thinking 100% colonized too soon
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Inocuole]
#23672028 - 09/23/16 07:30 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Mushierage said: PE huh?
You're gonna wanna give that thing a load of FAE or it's gonna blob to hell and back. Probably will anyway.
FAE won't help blobbing at all.
ugh, someone should tell this rage-o-holic to stop fuckin guessing so much  someone he hasn't put on ignore for telling it to him, that is... 

Lol.
The guy really makes an effort to reach out to me, even though I've ignored him and haven't removed him from that list since. If that doesn't prove my point about his behavior toward me, right or wrong, then Perhaps this is an opportunity for a little self reflection though on that "rage" you were mentioning.
Although the things I say does seem to piss him off. Maybe I am actually the one starting to enjoy this. Even though I'm not actually guessing, I'm posting because I think I know the answer. If I don't and am corrected, that's cool. A: I learn that my method was inferior and did not work and/or was the result of some other thing I did... And.... B: I learn the correct information to use myself and to pass on to the next person when necessary. I see only good to come from that, but hey, jump up and down and stomp your feet all you like, and scream in caps.
I won't hear you. 
At any rate, back on topic.
Inocuole, what actually will help with reducing blobbing with PE if FAE does nothing for it? My experience was the increase in FAE helped a lot, but maybe it was something else I was doing?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Mushierage]
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yes you're the only one I see spewing bad info on a daily basis. you really need to stop it. its not cool.
you having me on ignore is a good thing, means you won't get so pissed and start a flame fest every time I correct you
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: spacechildo]
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lol.... right, right, the only reason anyone would ever want to ignore random off-topic rudeness and personal attacks that add nothing to the thread is because you are so good at "correcting" people hahaha.... couldn't possibly be that they find that kind of antagonistic behavior to be obnoxious and boring 
i been lurkin for ages, and used to think you were one of the more helpful people on the forum, but i gotta say i cant remember the last time i saw you make a post that actually contributed to the discussion or was helpful... certainly no one is gonna be impressed by jumping down peoples' throats who DO try to be helpful, without actually adding anything useful to the discussion
anyways .... does anyone know why all these pics of v-tek bottles always have uncolonized grains stuck to the sides? is it from shaking and not knocking grains down?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o]
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Couldn't agree more, sir. I don't claim to be an angel, but I don't try to go out of my way to try and make somebody feel demoralized or like less of a community member if they are contributing and reading. So, how about this. If you find something I post that is wrong, correct me. But stick to the facts and leave the attitude at the door. I will get the hint without any condescending demeanors and will correct my advice and personal technique.... and in return I promise to also try and treat everybody with the utmost respect and stick to the facts. Those terms seem pretty agreeable to me, and Id like to think most decent people feel the same.
Anyway, enough thread jacking for the day. Let's all get along please.
I've never been a fan of any invitro, but I am interested in trying spawned big gulps though. they seem interesting and the pics/info I've seen mostly are great BE and yield.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o]
#23672200 - 09/23/16 08:40 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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lol, yeah you weren't exactly my favorite person last day either when I tried to help your thread along 
but this isnt a popularity contest, its simply about giving good advice or making wild ass guesses.
some people are better at recieving criticism than others. but damn this mushie guy just doesnt seem to get it.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: spacechildo]
#23672265 - 09/23/16 09:01 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Look I'm not everyone's favorite person either but I must agree, guessing is something that forms a constant wake of shitstorms behind it, and no amount of ignoring will stop it because the people here are basically trained to uphold good info, and it's super easy to tell when someone is recommending something based on guesses rather than experience. 
Space and I might attract some of the more concentrated hate out of people, but we're far from alone in our convictions.
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First what we need to do is make what I think is the intention of most of the regular posters here clear. This is a place of learning and personally I think it's amazing how much good solid info, based in science is posted here daily. It's what sets us apart from YouTube and reddit. This means that to keep that level and quality of information presented up to that standard we need to ensure a certain consistency. This means bad info must be corrected and good info agreed with. As this is a fairly new discipline there are still things we don't understand and discussion and disagreements will happen. That is fine and healthy.
However if people come in spouting off outdated or simply incorrect information it will be crushed by those trying to preserve the integrity of the information of the board. This is not personal and should not be taken as such. If it is taken personally we then run into butthurt facepalm territory. The solution is simple, don't talk out of your ass and no one will facepalm you. Of course we all talk out of our asses on occasion and we all will be called on it. No reason to let it ruin your day.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Inocuole]
#23672294 - 09/23/16 09:17 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Oh trust me, I get it Inocuole. But the question also is whether or not it's effective. It might get a few people to "read" up (mostly new new people), but I think more of them will probably just ignore you, which in essence is just as bad as purposefully spreading bad advice.
Myself and other users like me that are in it for the long haul aren't going anywhere. I read posts from this forum constantly when I am not posting in my spare time, so it's not like there's a strange dissonance when something an invested person like myself posts, thinking they are right.
Some people need a ass rippin, but fellas, we're past that point here. We can turn to each other and try to help our invested users by sharing and correcting if necessary, but at the end of the day, name calling and brash attitudes with our valuable members is only going to create tension around here. I've seen how unwelcoming a hostile forum community can be as an admin for awhile.
Use whatever method you like to "help" other people. But I certainly am not face palming when I learn new useful information. What makes me facepalm is how very callous people can be sometimes without affording understanding and comeraderie. And it isn't because I am embarrassed to have been corrected. It's because I'm embarrassed of how they are acting in front of the whole world, in a community I share with them.
That's all I'll really say on the matter, I hope you appreciate my point of view, Inocuole, as I appreciate yours.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Inocuole]
#23672373 - 09/23/16 09:47 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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mushie, dont let it bother you buddy, you do you... i promise there are WAY more people who read here than post, and way more people who are interested in the camaraderie and civil discourse you refer to they are out there, just not quite as in-your-face
no one in their right mind could have taken your comment as anything but trying to help, and its not like suggesting FAE is bad advice, or like PE never blobs :/ people just cant resist a chance to be rude and inflate their post count (i think they think it makes them sound smart lol)
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lol, yeah you weren't exactly my favorite person last day either when I tried to help your thread along 
but this isnt a popularity contest, its simply about giving good advice or making wild ass guesses.
yeah, you were SOOOOO helpful, repeating something i said in the OP as if it were an argument... you literally did not add a single helpful word, in any respect. "thanks" for the "help" 
see thats what i'm talking about, you think filling a thread with rude, useless personal attacks is "helping"? most people just find that obnoxious and boring
feel free to actually make a point, debate, present an argument, correct anything, add any info that might benefit users, etc... but just being contentious for its own sake is just stupid
you clearly think you are knowledgeable enough to be rude to people; how bout being knowledgeable enough to actually be helpful?
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lol thats a little delusional... most people just ignore rudeness, if people hate you it certainly isnt because you are so "helpful"
i think most people find actionable advice or civil discussion/debate a lot more "helpful" than random rude comments without any useful info
of course i agree with you that uninformed guessing leads to all kinds of problems, but its nothing that a well-intentioned helpful comment from an experienced user cant easily resolve.... and nothing mushie said was ridiculous... constantly filling threads with useless ego bs is ridiculous
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o] 2
#23672413 - 09/23/16 10:00 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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I dunno, I feel like with learning, it's time to leave your fragile emotions at the door. These men are succinct and direct in their sniping out BS in arguments. Whether or not you agree, their insights are invaluable to these boards, as they correct misinformed guesses on a daily basis with no other reward than knowing they were helping.
I have been corrected without apologies from both Space and Inoc and I've appreciated it. If someone's directness hurts your feelings, then I suppose you should consider the possible repercussions of your hobby. Just sayin' bro.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o]
#23672421 - 09/23/16 10:02 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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This is real easy guys, what's important isn't being nice or having people like you, what's important is that people log in here and ask questions to get answers and help from the experience we all have combined here, not to have someone just take a wild guess, newbs can do that on their own they dont need shroomery for that.
maybe I havent added enough smileys in my posts or I have a way of saying things that gets to you but none of that really matters. what matters is the and helping other people enjoy successful grows.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: spacechildo]
#23672465 - 09/23/16 10:18 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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i couldn't care less how many smileys you add or how much you like me, and i doubt anyone else cares how much you like them... and frankly i wish youd quit talking about how much you like/dislike people in every thread and actually drop some knowledge.. what i care about is correct ideas and interesting discussion...
i love when inocuole or anyone else corrects bad info, or saves a thread from nonsense (it happens pretty much every day)... and personally? i love nothing more than being corrected, and actively invite it in every post ive ever made. arrogance and rudeness for their own sake are what i find boring and obnoxious, although it certainly doesnt make me "mad," that would be stupid. people shouldn't take criticism or debate personally
i think getting emotionally invested in the forum is silly
the arrogance gets unreal in here sometimes lol... so common for people to make rude remarks without even providing any better info for readers, like their whole purpose for using the forum is to feel cool, and damn any readers who might actually be trying to learn
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: dankington]
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I think you totally missed the entire point of what was said dank. I am personally not upset, I could care less about the snide comments because I've learned to ignore it. I was just responding to a message from somebody who feels the need to "pass on messages" via other users, even though I've ignored them for their borderline harassing and condescending posts to me. But it doesn't mean I don't takeaway the things I need from a conversation, I absolutely do and appreciate having that correct information. I welcome it, and tend to ignore the BS that usually comes with it. I don't need that shit, so it's best to just ignore it completely and just takeaway the good info.
But a lot of other people aren't going to and don't understand this concept yet here, and saying that they "need a new hobby" because they don't enjoy being insulted is a bit childish, no offense. As long as people are willing to be coached and improve, then all that really isn't necessary, and I know that I'm not the only that feels that way.
Don't get me wrong, the directness and the facts are really appreciated, but a lot of people could stand to give their tact and approach a once over. As I said before, it's not effective with a lot of people, and when those people refused to be coached because all you do is insult them, then don't be surprised if all they spread is bad info. They will shut you down and stop listening to anything you say.
Or, you can help coach these people. Make them want to listen to you, because you seem to want them to succeed, instead of your insulting those people seeming like you -want- them to fail.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Mushierage]
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I think perhaps it is you that missed the point. Anyone who's studied past highschool has learned that higher learning doesn't allow for such things. I'd hate to think that the engineers that designed the plane I ride in next got a gold star for effort. Wouldn't you?
I agree that sometimes things can come across with a bit of an edge. But it's often because there has become some spread of bad information through the boards. You will see with time that many of these bursts of BS pervade and reappear years after their inception.
No one is rooting for anyone's failure, that's just retarded. We are all trying to help in our own ways. Ignoring people is what's childish, IMO. I'm glad to hear someone's opinions on my statements, whether or not they hate me is irrelevant. I can't give a damn what anyone thinks of me, just what I think of me. Ultimately, you have to be able to live with yourself.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: dankington]
#23672571 - 09/23/16 10:57 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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very few questions get facepalmed, simple stuff like what's the brf/verm/water ratio etc does but come on! facepalms happens when you start giving bad advice, its supposed to encourage people to stop giving bad advice!
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: dankington]
#23672575 - 09/23/16 11:00 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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I think most of us want the same thing: correct, fact based info and interesting discussion
even the smartest people are wrong all the time, only an idiot would get upset about being corrected
but being rude without providing correct/helpful info is just self-fellatio, and it gets obnoxious when you have to dig through pages of it to find any info or interesting discussion
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o]
#23672590 - 09/23/16 11:09 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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what you call rude unhelpful comments I call nipping a problem in the bud. Just tell someone to stop fuckin guessing once and for all, way easier to help people in future threads if we dont have to go around correcting people along the way too.
what's really annoying IMO is to have to sift through posts about how someone's feelings got hurt, so I'll leave this for now. I just hope it worked.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o]
#23672592 - 09/23/16 11:10 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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I guess, but we can't always be human encyclopaedias. Sometimes we simply know something to be incorrect, and can't remember quite why. I mean, I know that's the case with me  That doesn't mean that we're guessing. Just that we know something is BS. It's normally easily rectified by looking deeper with the search engine (which is really good, actually). I do understand, and accept your point of view as being your own. That's fine.
Also, sometimes we try things and find they don't work, but don't always document everything. Sometimes we know things to be fact based on our own experiences, and that certain things will not work. You will have to take the fact that we are forced to take our hobby to the underground into consideration when complaining about lack of proof or documentation, and take it all with a big grain of salt.
You can contribute by doing controlled experiments to prove hypotheses, and that would be pretty cool of you.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: dankington]
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We can agree to disagree on some of your points, and while I appreciate your point of view, especially since it isn't framed specifically to be derogatory. Ignoring somebody for that reason in my opinion is one of the best reasons to. Being criticized and being harassed are two entirely different things. Criticism I welcome, harassment I do not. And neither do 99% of the newer people trying to learn things.
Everybody is here for different purposes as well, so it can be said that the "journey is more important than the destination" here. I'm sure I've said that before. We can disagree, but that will still hold true for a majority of your coachable newbies, and potentially valuable board members.
Alienating those people by calling them names and constantly harassing them isn't criticism. It's counterproductive and it's pretty damn unnecessary. So yes, people that do that will be ignored. Not just by me, but by people in general that aren't going to put up with it.
It's all about tact. This community lacks it in many regards, but I believe it can get better, and I intend on trying to help people out and not be a complete dick to people. It all works out for the better than way in the end, because then you have people willing to use this venue to further their knowledge and make the place more inviting and successful, instead of running every person you don't like or agree with off because people think it's okay to call them names and insult their intelligence. If people would just stick to the facts instead of feeling like they should insult every person that's "wrong" in their eyes, it'd be a little more productive around here, I guarantee it.
Anyway, my original response was just meant to be one post, in response to somebody circumventing a forum function ignore feature to name-call and continue harassing. I'm sure that's against the rules somewhere too. That was kind of my point to the response. People should develop a sense of tact, no matter how wrong you think they are, if they want to be helpful and get their point across. Sticking to the facts is always good, but isn't it funny how we all started talking about this crap, and still, nobody wanted to explain an answer to my question?
Besides people being like that being unhelpful, pointing out that people are wrong, and then when that person asks what's wrong about it, those people refuse to coach that person in the right direction, is also pretty unhelpful. Now we just know that I'm wrong. I'd like to know why instead of fucking being insulted by somebody I've already ignored.
As hard as some of you "fight" to make people feel unwelcome and demoralized and thinly veil it as criticism, is as hard as that's going to be countered with a productive and helpful attitude to our new users of this board by me and people like me. These guys want to feel like somebody has their back, and to be quite honest, they aren't feeling it much these days.
I'm done with the back and forth for now, but don't expect me to be quiet when somebody needs to be called out for lacking tact. I can also be unrelenting, however I expect it'll be a little more positive than what I've seen lately.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Mushierage]
#23672814 - 09/24/16 01:13 AM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Can you all knock it the fuck off, please? This post keeps getting bumped for no reason and the last 20 posts have absolutely nothing to do with the op.
No offense but damn.....no one cares.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: Kenetic]
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These are for muda fuka bottles.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: c10h12n2o] 1
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yep it's from shaking... it's kinda cool actually cause the mycelium grows up like aerial mycelium along the walls and all the way up to the lid of the jar and then you know for sure there's no way that thing can be contaminated. Like, a single grass-seed has mycelium that spreads out a few centimeters at least!
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: AK1000]
#23687550 - 09/28/16 05:00 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Update. Any advice on when to pick them? Any concerns over them being squished?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23687585 - 09/28/16 05:12 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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When the veil breaks is generally a good time, but going longer is fine if your not worried about sporilation. As far as crushing them just be careful, if they do squish its fine too. Just ugly
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: nobody83]
#23687607 - 09/28/16 05:19 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Thank you so much. You can see one or two in particular that are fairly large but just smashed and been that way for a couple of days. I'm almost thinking maybe they stop growing not sure if you can see them in pics
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23687614 - 09/28/16 05:21 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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The two fat ones in second photo. Haven't grown above the surface for a couple days. Just sitting there smashed.
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23687644 - 09/28/16 05:29 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Just harvest those when you harvest the rest. That's what happened with side and bottom pins. Nothing to worry to much about
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: nobody83]
#23688301 - 09/28/16 08:17 PM (7 years, 4 months ago) |
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Thanks. Stupid question but should I harvest one at a time? One looks ready. And I just pull from base right?
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23689219 - 09/29/16 03:00 AM (7 years, 3 months ago) |
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That's fine too, some will be ready before others and yes twist and pull.cutting might be a little difficult in your case
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Re: In Vitro Plastic Tek Question [Re: mellyjane]
#23689571 - 09/29/16 07:46 AM (7 years, 3 months ago) |
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mellyjane said: Thanks. Stupid question but should I harvest one at a time? One looks ready. And I just pull from base right?
That wide mouth plastic container you have is designed in a great way that the entire thing can come out in one piece unharmed and you can use a scissor to cut them all down and then put it back in the bottle.
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