Jakeoncid419 said:

This tray continues to flush for well over a month! Completely resistant to contamination I can see mold buildup on the kratom  cloner below (cleaned tonight) And I know that any other Trey I would’ve placed in the same conditions would have been grossly contaminated by now. I’m coming up on 15 dry grams total harvest from about 2/3 quart of spawn. While I’ve gotten no where near a canopie my yield now is proving to be worth while. Still more coming up at the same rate. The first two harvests were the most dense, things slowed down a little bit after (pin formation) that but they have not declined again since then and it’s been several weeks
Very interesting myCory they do look the same so far! My incubation time on this ^ grow was 8 months but maybe it didn’t have to be.... I got more non pap (psilocybe aintyapapiences Lol)  spawn  rdy for bulk now so ho-ray 4 mush play!!

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Ya these seem to be VERY contam resistant. One of my backup plates had a penicillin patch that developed after the xfer away from the plate, well, 3 months later and the myc grew over the penicillin like it didn't matter. Same thing happened with one of my Caerulescens plates last year.

THIS ONE THO


Did you clone any? I'd clone that one

I'm pretty stoked how this all worked out. I thought I was getting papuana but instead I get this rad mystery mushroom. I'm still looking for papuana though. If you NZ hunters or old timers have any spores lemme know

cronicr said:

Yeah I got beaos running rn they tend to not like sterile subs but otherwise not horribly difficult to work with

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I don't know how I missed your comment.

I would love to know your strategy with Beaos. I was going to sterilize some wood chips /w BRF  and noc with some Beao LC but from what I read they seem to like rotted wood only. I have very little exp with wood loving species

mycorry said:

cronicr said:

Yeah I got beaos running rn they tend to not like sterile subs but otherwise not horribly difficult to work with

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I don't know how I missed your comment.

I would love to know your strategy with Beaos. I was going to sterilize some wood chips /w BRF  and noc with some Beao LC but from what I read they seem to like rotted wood only. I have very little exp with wood loving species

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Jakeoncid419 said:

Subtropicalis canopy here I come!

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NICCCCEEE

Now you just gotta pluck out the biggest cluster you find and clone its butt while it young!

These are in your GH right? If so I am very interested in what final height they reach maturity at. I havn't gotten a single fruit to grow past pin stage in a GH

Solipsis said:

Am anxiously waiting for my weraroa spores to germinate... 2/3 clean plates left.....

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Holy Cow!! You finally nabbed some Weraroa!!!

Gratz bud


               
*prays in spore germination*

mycorry said:

Jakeoncid419 said:

Subtropicalis canopy here I come!

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NICCCCEEE

Now you just gotta pluck out the biggest cluster you find and clone its butt while it young!

These are in your GH right? If so I am very interested in what final height they reach maturity at. I havn't gotten a single fruit to grow past pin stage in a GH

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Jakeoncid419 said:

Thanks bud!

No as per your advice I built a moded tub specifically for some tropicalis it’s basically a traditional mono however the filters on the openings are all kept fan then I have the fogger ran into the top of the tub I manually turn the fogger on and off to keep the tray where I like it but they definitely prefer much less moving air JOC tech fries them every time.

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It is VERY good to hear you confirm that as I have had nothing but failure with these in my GH. I went from these things growing like weeds in whatever bullshit container I had around, only to find them helpless under the tyranny of(what I thought would be)excellent fruiting conditions...

The RH in my area is usually from 30-40% and I easily fruited them in small monos with no polyfil(with holes at casing height). The first and only bruising I ever got from dryness was on the tender gills of mature fruit. I then provide them with a 60%-90% RH cycle in a GH and they die off fast or only get one anemic flush.......IDK

BE EASY OR HARD, NOT BOTH!

mycorry said:

BE EASY OR HARD, NOT BOTH!

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I wasn't gonna say anything, but I have a cookie jar with your name on it.

Jakeoncid419 said:

Subtropicalis canopy here I come!

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mycorry said:

I got some pins out of a few bags that have a mold infestation in the casing. I had these bags in my Murderous GH where they pinned heavily, aborted spectacularly then developed this white casing mold.

I was going to throw them out but instead put them in some tall shoeboxes that I spray and fan every day. 3 weeks later and they have pinned again! The Zapo pinned just as heavily as the first time but the weilii has only produced about 10 good pins.

Sorry for the bad photos

Zapotecorum(Zapo1A KnotClone2) is the result of a cloned knot of 10+ pins from an old agar dish:

Id say there are maybe 100+ pins here. Which is great considering maybe 2 will make it to adult if i'm lucky

Caerulescens var Weilii(Weilii BB)

The side pins from this bag look the most healthy because they don't have to fight the mold in the casing.


I have 3 more fully colonized bags of each culture that I havn't touched yet so watching these hobble along isn't so heartbreaking.


MAYBE I SHOULD JUST PUT EM IN A COOKIE JAR IN MY KITCHEN

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You have a case of mildew on the casing. Good news is it won't feed on the sub itself or the fruits. The way you describe the incident it sounds like an FAE issue 

Darkslide said:

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I'm gonna keep a close eye on how that jar performs next to your normal trays. I know that currently there is a big hole in my understanding of exotic's needs and I believe that the comparison of your grows will shed a lot of light for me. 

Darkslide said:

You have a case of mildew on the casing. Good news is it won't feed on the sub itself or the fruits. The way you describe the incident it sounds like an FAE issue 

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