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Re: fastest colonization ever!!!!
    #25118 - 07/21/00 02:38 PM (22 years, 10 months ago)

I had a reg pf strain colonize complete in 9 days. it was sweet.


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Re: fastest colonization ever!!!!
    #25120 - 07/21/00 04:06 PM (22 years, 10 months ago)

Congratulations!
I picked that Gotua strain one afternoon near the village of Sogamozo in Colombia (South America). Beautiful big mushrooms, but we only managed to pick a few. Well they were more than enough and gave 3 people a very rewarding voyage.

Never seen such fast colonization times. Maybe because of low incubating temps. What temps are they on?

This is a pic to give you an idea of the Gotua grown indoors using PF substrate and 50/50 casing mix.
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and heres another i saw in workman's site,

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Re: fastest colonization ever!!!!
    #25121 - 07/21/00 05:14 PM (22 years, 10 months ago)

I just recently had my fastest colonization time yet as well. One half pint Equador cube 90% colonized in 7 days. The substrate is brown rice/vermiculite with compost tea water-84 degrees outside of jars in incubator-2ccs of spore water per jar. There is a PES Hawaiian very close behind under the same conditions.

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