jcm4620 said:

lol ya i cant believe it either man im as shocked as u are😃 lol  but its an extreme honor and i thank all u guys for your kind words and the motivation you all give me to try to do my best and everytime i see you guys putting up trays it makes me wanna put up more. i just need more room so i can run more than just 2 trays lol cuz there is so much stuffni wanna grow

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no shock here man you been killing it

c10h12n2o said:

🎵🎵

Casing pan trays, casing casing pan trays

Take some casing and i put it on some pan trays

Cased pan trays thats what im gonna make, cased pan traaaaaays

🎵🎵

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badreligion2good said:

Hope this is the place for this...

I know this guy who has some RGS with some nice Pan Jamaica mycelium and it is almost done colonizing a quart jar. He has freshly acquired/aged horse poo, as well as a small amount of 50-50 casing. He wants the most simple method to fruit, with the least likelihood of contams. Not interested in yield - just getting some prints and enough to make a tea once or twice.

He also has it on agar and he has Mac's Pan-Cakes waiting for inoculation pending agar test of some syringes made from clean agar culture. His understanding is that methods where minimal fiddling with the spawn/substrate works best for these guys.

Fruiting chamber is a SGFC

Anyhow - what do y'all recommend? Is it true that you can just case Pan Cyan grown on RGS and get fruits?

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If your not interested in big yields you can use half pint jars filed with substrate, sterilized and inoculated.  After full colonization just case and move to FC. 
I did that and it worked great. I've used this containers

They are wider than half pint jars and hold about 300 ml of substrate at 3.5cm hight.
And JCM's FC.
Yesterday was the first harvest. Pan cyan Texas MS - 9g wet from 1 container.

jcm4620 said:

oh my bad i thought u were usin a set up like mine but with a fogger also and i forgot that was someone else my bad def dont remove the fogger then thatd be bad lol. but still that being said they still do look like they were really wet at kne point. about how many days babe they been pinning?? they are awfully short and fat. and what kind are they again??

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That last picture was the second pinning day. This is the third:



According to the vendor, these should be Panaeolus Cyanescens Texas.

Also, I realized, that they twist their heads towards the light source, so I turned the tray around and positioned it closer to the light.

Yeah, some are fatties, and some skinnies. No matter how they will be in the end. I'll have my first Pan trip! I'll eat them in any case

Jakeoncid419 said:

That’s  bisporus

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Good to know. Thanks

If I manage to print them and someone is interested...just

That means, the other (coming) batch is Texas then.