Guerrilla said:

I do pour you presumptuous fuck. It's for extracting syringes perfectly sterile. I have several friends asking me for gourmet LC and grains, which is why I am considering this. A syringe attaches directly onto the end.

P9 uses them, mycosymbiote uses them, I could list a whole bunch of people that use them - all very very smart dudes.

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I love you too Guerrilla.

Guerrilla said:

I will say though, you want your racks entirely in flow, you don't want anything from out of the flow reaching in.

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Nichrome said:

Nothing wrong with skills and a variety of quality tools. By restricting your skill set and reserving your loyalty to an end all be all single method is very limiting.

Your post is not a question or answer, please stay on topic and keep any superiority complex issues to yourself. Not everybody is the same and valid useful methods are all still valid. Some people here literally blind or are missing limbs and try to make things work anyway. Personally I suck at pouring and make a mess doing it and have more contam issues. I'm epileptic though and shaky most of the time. I use tools to compensate.

Here is an example of satisfying your curiosity at the same time as not being condescending: "Have you considered just pouring your LC? It works very well for me and a lot of other people." See what I did there?

In my mind Guerrilla is as TC as it gets, and is an innovative and skilled person who helps a lot of people regularly.




quick question,

How many tools do you use for mycology?

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Sorry yall I did way too much drinking last night, it wasn't supposed to sound as shitty as it did.
I agree Guerilla is the shit.
I take full responsibility for my actions.
Sorry for derailing.
Q and A time.

Screwup said:

What you talking bout Willis?

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Rotnpins said:

Myc Hunt said:

Rotnpins said:

Yeah, I agree.. better safe than sorry.. I like knowing for a fact my blade is clean. since you're using a SAB, just use a cooling plate..

Working in front of a hood makes it a lot easier.. I just flame 3 blades and set them on a jar to cool while I unwrap the plates I'm transferring from/to and then start with the first blade I flamed, it gives it more than enough time to cool.

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That’s a sweet work surface, where’d you get it? Currently in the market for something similar.

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If you do a search for "monitor stands" on Amazon, there are a bunch of options.

I'm pretty sure these are the ones I went with.. I got 4 of them (they come in sets of 2) and I took 2 of the legs off of the one on the end so it would fit on my table and give me a workspace across the whole length of my hood

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NQMC2RB

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Tappy said:

Thanks much for the quick response!
To avoid this in the future, would I be better off using a spore syringe or liquid culture for my next jars?

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Guerrilla said:

All bacterial unfortunately dude. Your starting bag was bacterial, and you expanded that bacteria. Notice how thick they are, and the wet uncolonized grains pressed up among the myc behind them.

Normally you'd shake, but breaking up bacterial cultures can weaken the mycelial colony, giving bacteria the chance to outcompete it.

Most of the time when a bacterial jar fully colonises, you'll get fruits. It's just taking a chance. Many will suggest to top fruit the jars by adding a layer of coir, which is the least risk, but you do have a fair chance of getting at least 1 flush from spawning them.

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Man that is hard to see for me, unless you look really closely, nice catch...

I also notice the milky off whit'ish stuff but the uncolonized seeds are a clue too...