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Explanation about hidden mold in jars
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Hei! I have been stuck lately with failed monotubs constantly, as we came to conclusion in this forum by sharing expierence with other cultivators that the spawn was dirty.

So I from 15 jars I kept 3, they got fully colonised and I tought to shake them good, and let them re-colonise to see what will happen.

The purpose of the tests is fully academic, in the future if I will have simillar problems, I want to find out how I can identify bad spawn even if it looks 100% good all the way until gets fully colonised.

So if I reshake them, will anything pop out, or this mold is staying hidden until I spawn it into substrate and pops after sometime?

Sincerly, TonyMushrana


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Re: Explanation about hidden mold in jars [Re: TonyMushrana] * 1
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As far as i know it depends on the type of mold and/or the stage it's at.

"Cobweb" mold is kinda grayish white and can be hard to distinguish from myc unless you knw what your looking at.
Sweet lady Trich i believe is white in it's beginning stages.
I had something on a plate once that grew in alternating green and white rings. Cudnt pronounce the name if i remembered it.

I thnk it's possible and in all likelyhood very probable that even after a vigorous shaking on several separate occations, many contams wud never wind up visible.  Jst sharing my thinkins dude

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Re: Explanation about hidden mold in jars [Re: Feasoghorm]
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I speak specifically about the "green" one

Thanks for your toughts


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Re: Explanation about hidden mold in jars [Re: TonyMushrana]
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It usually takes fresh air to get your mold to fruit and show it's ugly green face.

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