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Thread like mold?
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So woke up to this yesterday and it seems to have be spreading. I hope I can get some fruits still.


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Re: Thread like mold? [Re: Mike O.Rrhizal]
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I see healthy mycelium.


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Re: Thread like mold? [Re: Rot]
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Heres how it looks now. Seems to have developed some white spots on it. Its to the right of the healthy mycelium



Im going to isolate it anyway.


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Re: Thread like mold? [Re: Mike O.Rrhizal]
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Those thick strands are some kind pin mold. Probably something in one of your grain jars that went unnoticed as it mainly infects uncolonized grains.


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Re: Thread like mold? [Re: Kizzle]
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Yeah I thought it looked bad. Ah well.

Thanks for having a look.


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Re: Thread like mold? [Re: Mike O.Rrhizal]
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Ive only had trich before. Do you think it will fruit still or will it spread too fast?


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Re: Thread like mold? [Re: Mike O.Rrhizal]
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It might fruit if a lot of the spawn was good. It probably isn't going to spread to the healthy grains but the mold is already starting to produce spores so keep that in mind. If you decide to fruit it, it's best to do so outdoors because the spores can become airborne relatively easily and can make it more difficult to do clean inoculations.


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Re: Thread like mold? [Re: Kizzle]
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its out in the shed now. I have two others on the go so fingers crossed they are good


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