PhenoDreamers said:

I do agree they are resilient but you can find this same success with any species when it comes to throwing a contaminated grow outside 😎

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bloodssonnew said:

Id be scared to cult wine caps the moose would raid my property daily lol

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Anyone succesful cloning a fat ochra? Mine are almost always noodly, but did some spores to agar, and this guy showed up. 95% sure it's Ochra, hoping to see if it pans out.

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YoshiTrainer said:

(Left is natalensis right is ochraceocentrata)

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Rasmodius said:

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YoshiTrainer said:

(Left is natalensis right is ochraceocentrata)

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I didnt take any transfers from the plate i used in my grain spawn. But these are the plates that l used to start up a dried plate and clean it up.

First plate is one that I did a hot pour on a dried out plate to revive it.


These two were cabin plates I used to clean up the hot pour-



They are all LMEA plates with 7.5 g mea 10 g agar. Black pates have charcoal (was an experiment and didn’t like it). I am planning on taking transfers from the cabin plates to start new plates.

This is what it looked like before the hot pour plate dried out. I did a trench and then put it into a cabin and used a transfer from that for my current grain spawn.

YoOlAu said:

Unfortunately around the web UB is usually advertised as spore > grain being easy and viable. It was easy, but as you say it's not viable. I can't really see the point of the tek if you already have the setup to do agar.

On the topic of agar... I've found the myc to be super aerial/fluffy even on plates. I'm not sure if that's just genetics, too many nutes, or something else, but it's blobbing up quite a lot (one blob even reached the the lid before the edge of the dish!)

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