Dont forget Great White Monster (which definitely isnt AA+ )

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So the story goes that this mushroom was accidentally made into an albino by mold inhibiting chemicals being sprayed on it unintentionally thinking it was water. The chemicals were absorbed by the otherwise normal cubensis and it ended up mutating the DNA structure. Subsequent flushes also produced a creamy white mushroom which meant that the strain had officially mutated and is a stable permanent mutation creating all creamy white flushes, with a few hints of tint here and there depending on the amount of light given.


I was one of the lucky to get a print from NHMI
"Created by NHMI by accident, GWM was a legitimate cross of PR and regular A-strain. After being exposed to a quaternary reactive ammonium siloxane, the GWM was born. This is the only cubie known to have both albino and leuistic spores. Its' pigmented counterpart is the GBM." -NHMI

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Nonetheless,  beautiful fruits op

c10h12n2o said:

Dont forget Great White Monster (which definitely isnt AA+ )

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So the story goes that this mushroom was accidentally made into an albino by mold inhibiting chemicals being sprayed on it unintentionally thinking it was water. The chemicals were absorbed by the otherwise normal cubensis and it ended up mutating the DNA structure. Subsequent flushes also produced a creamy white mushroom which meant that the strain had officially mutated and is a stable permanent mutation creating all creamy white flushes, with a few hints of tint here and there depending on the amount of light given.


I was one of the lucky to get a print from NHMI
"Created by NHMI by accident, GWM was a legitimate cross of PR and regular A-strain. After being exposed to a quaternary reactive ammonium siloxane, the GWM was born. This is the only cubie known to have both albino and leuistic spores. Its' pigmented counterpart is the GBM." -NHMI

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Nonetheless,  beautiful fruits op

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SocalJosh said:

My apologies, I wasn’t trying to offend anyone. Just tying to get to the bottom of where it came from.. so
You know the original cultivator then JCM?

I fully agree after having spent over a decade in the canna industry. Trust me, I know.

Idk they seem pretty sweet to me. Tho I am no experienced cultivator and just a noob with a few tubs 🤷‍♂️

The same argument tho, what is the process for naming wild cubensis isolations? Just like in the canna world, noob growers don’t want to claim something that isn’t theirs so they make up names. I don’t fully agree, but there is no standard practice for how to name and claim a strain.

As far as I know.

To my original point tho, I just wanted to know some history behind the genetics. Where is came from as in geographic location and who found it.. doubt I’ll ever hear the full story

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jcm4620 said:

c10h12n2o said:

Dont forget Great White Monster (which definitely isnt AA+ )

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So the story goes that this mushroom was accidentally made into an albino by mold inhibiting chemicals being sprayed on it unintentionally thinking it was water. The chemicals were absorbed by the otherwise normal cubensis and it ended up mutating the DNA structure. Subsequent flushes also produced a creamy white mushroom which meant that the strain had officially mutated and is a stable permanent mutation creating all creamy white flushes, with a few hints of tint here and there depending on the amount of light given.


I was one of the lucky to get a print from NHMI
"Created by NHMI by accident, GWM was a legitimate cross of PR and regular A-strain. After being exposed to a quaternary reactive ammonium siloxane, the GWM was born. This is the only cubie known to have both albino and leuistic spores. Its' pigmented counterpart is the GBM." -NHMI

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Nonetheless,  beautiful fruits op

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mushrooms are not like plants tho and wont absorb things like they do. im pretty sure you could put all kinds of chemicals in the sub and they will not absorb

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jcm4620 said:

oh wait i see now c10 you were being sarcaatic lol  where did that quote come from lol

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Yeah definitely 

Thats from ye olde shady vendor. Google the text if you wanna know which, i dont think we are allowed to mention em

MycoNurse81 said:

How did they turn out?

Ive been colonizing this species as a first time cultivation, in a grow bag. Currently, Im in day 9 of fruiting in the bag.  I think i see some primordial growth (they look like little hills, one looks like a pellet but i cant tell if that was there before or not haha). Im watching for now cuz i heard this was a slower species. It took over 4 weeks to colonize from spore inoculation. (Maybe that’s normal? ).  So far I can tell there seems to be no contamination. The surface is white white. No visible metabolites.  🤞🏻

Any input would help. 👍

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Try making your own post and making a picture