Smellyhobbit said:

I’m fairly certain people don’t do no pours with glass petris. You need an autoclavable material can be sealed, like half pint mason jar or the holy grail plates.

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rumfor69 said:

If you have lots of spores and dishes you could streak a couple then leave the rest wrapped to sit and see. I did this to 10 glass dishes and none of them had contams. The chance of a contam going around multiple layers of tinfoil, then up under a glass lid, over the lip of the bottom dish, and into the agar is slim to none.

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Smellyhobbit said:

I’m fairly certain people don’t do no pours with glass petris.

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I do I do no-pours with everything.

Shrimps said:

Here Screwup, hazy's thread: https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=28006384&page=0&vc=1#28006384

edit: I can't answer your question, because I pour mine^^

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Thanks! Yeah that’s exactly how I do mine now because my pours had a decent amount of contam after a week on a few of them. No contams now with my no pour

dowodenum said:

Well you'll get mycelium from beneath it growing too, which could be other genetics.

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rumfor69 said:

DERRAYLD has a write up for no pours in glass dishes. I did it once. Pour em, let them solidify, then thoroughly wrap the stacks in multiple layers of tinfoil, PC, once cooled completely remove from pc and goto ur flow or sab and get them surand or filmed

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I do no pour with PP5 petris(like actual petris), wrap them in one layer of foil, let them cool in the PC, pull the foil off in open air and let them sit unwrapped in my drawer.

Culture drawer, the plates in the back are waiting to be used. The three stacks on the right have been in there unwrapped since Feb 24

Whyterye said:

Still can’t believe this. My friend had a yeti plate that he kept on top of his fridge for over 8 months. It was dried and shriveled with one single pin on it . I took it home and transferred it did two transfers and here we are.

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