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ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test * 1
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So I keep on pushing the limit trying to find out how long the viable culture of ATL#7 will live and produce fruit
Today I’ve used up two bags of 10 month old spawn Complete with stones and mixed in coir, the spawn was so dense and thick it was like breaking up a cork
  it was very hard to get into small pieces so I Cut up the pieces into about an inch in diameter and mixed with the coir and cased them immediately with Pete Moss and Directly into fruiting conditions



This is an older test I did doing the same process
https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/27639792

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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: 99.99]
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:popcorn:


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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: 99.99]
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I too have had such great luck with atl#7. I don't know what it is but i had jars that were over 12months old and after spawning to straw I got fruits. even when i was lazy to case, they still produced, MANY flushes. I also took some jars and harvested the sclerotia and still had fruits.

I learned that if you plan on harvesting the stones and fruiting the rest you should wear gloves and try not to handle the grain too much. Otherwise you risk getting contam.


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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: Gorguss]
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Oh really ? I have never done anything in anyway sterile environment even pull the substrate apart and mixed with my bare hands on the bathroom sink
The mycelium is so strong it just fights all the contamination

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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: 99.99]
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My experience has been wrought with contamination. I'm sure other people have cultivated stronger cultures that don't need to be babied. Unfortunately, I'm lucky to get 2 flushes (cubes) before green is sporulating.


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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: Gorguss]
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YOUR TALKING ABOUT CUBES.. oh yes that right cubes Normally contaminate by the second flush for me

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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: 99.99]
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no that was just a for instance, im also talking about atl#7, spawning, flushing, harvesting stones but still fruiting left over grain


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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: Gorguss]
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My avatar pic is some of the same culture I've kept alive for 2 years now. Those were jars were after harvest, i layered the grain in a rectangular potting box with straw and dirt and planted mesclun greens over them. Flushed 4 or more times.


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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: Gorguss]
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One of the points I want to bring out in this thread is that the coir probably picks up all kinds of beneficial bacteria by sitting so long it seems the longer it sits the less chance it’s going to contaminate
Every time I make up a new batch of coir it’s just added to the existing coir ive had for a while
I’ve noticed it does have a funky bacterial smell kind of like how gym socks would be or something like that but I think it’s beneficial to keep the trich and harmful bacteria under control

Edited by 99.99 (08/21/22 01:33 PM)

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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: 99.99] * 1
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I've prepped coir with hot water from the tap and used it a month later with no issues


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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: WellDuYaPunk] * 1
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One week into fruiting conditions and I have pins coming up today
still no contamination of any type noticeable




Edited by 99.99 (08/27/22 05:35 PM)

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Re: ATL#7 in 16 month old coir and 9 month old stones test [Re: 99.99] * 1
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OK as much as I would like to say that ATL#7 is super immune to contamination I think that my nine month trial of the stones took it to the extreme

I did have one Tray that fruited Sumwhat OK but even before the first flush was ready there was trich coming out
It was an interesting trial so I would recommend using the bags of colonized grain before 3 months. But the coir will last at least a year wet and stored in a igloo cooler


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