Chamo said:

I think you are the one mistaken. Strain isolation is not that complicated. Once you have an individual strain, it grows uniform and without sections.

Or do you not know what a strain is?

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Chamo said:

mycelium*

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Chamo said:

Spore lol but I think we are saying the same thibt

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SirPsycho said:

Chamo said:

Spore lol but I think we are saying the same thibt

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Sorry, I'll be even more pedantic

A strain is the unique genetic line created by the monokaryotic mycelium of two compatible spores mating.

You're still not isolating that on agar from a multi spore source.

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rumfor69 said:

Ok, all I can do is give you the correct information. Maybe more TCs will chime in and help you.

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Chamo said:

I already have isolates dude. It took a very, very long time. But you can’t really tell me what I’m going to do when I’ve already done it. But it’s okay, I learned my lesson arguing here haha

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SirPsycho said:

rumfor69 said:

Ok, all I can do is give you the correct information. Maybe more TCs will chime in and help you.

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Big Daddy Stipe, got you homie

https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/28364654#28364654

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Chamo said:

It takes a very, very long time. There are no mutations and the fruiting results are identical each time, whether good or bad. If you are taking transfers from a T2 plate to grain it will fruit differently every time.

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Chamo said:

It takes a very, very long time. There are no mutations and the fruiting results are identical each time, whether good or bad. If you are taking transfers from a T2 plate to grain it will fruit differently every time.

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Chamo said:

but you can’t say that for sure without genetic testing.

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