Re: Honey water and salt... check it out

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Re: Honey water and salt... check it out

#266471 - 03/05/01 08:53 PM (25 years, 3 months ago)

Fuck. My FOAF has no more jars to experiment with. Hip you have alot of jars. I demand that you try this. This might be very benifical for mycelium cloning. The teacher said that is why bacteria can't grow on jelly but fungi can.

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Re: Honey water and salt... check it out

[Re: tom]
#266534 - 03/05/01 09:23 PM (25 years, 3 months ago)

This teq is kind of used in the 'psilocybin producer' except it uses potato agar or malt agar in the jars instead of honey water, You really need to start a cluture of myceilm in a petri dish and transfer some mycelim to the jars of agar (honey water) and possibly mix salt to it to kill the bacteria. This mix will begin to grow, shake it every day or whatever to disperse mycliem through the solution. i'm not sure how agar reacts with salts but if it would hold up you could implement this teq to agar as well.

Some archae bacteria can survive salty conditions though I believe they are called acidophylates. They survive acid, heat, whatever, similar to primative earth!

PS- If anyone knows any place to get cheap agar or agarose with little hastle please email me.
my email is nuggets@pot.com
~thx

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