Stipe-n Cap said:

Looking pretty suspicious....

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huey.bluey said:

I like the idea of conditioning my shrooms to the media im about to serve them i.e rye.

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huey.bluey said:

I have some Nec D. and Ps. Natalensis that just doesnt rhyzo. Is that normal? They just look mostly dense but circular:

Nec D:


Natalensis:

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MicroMycelium said:

Turns out plucking some of these aerial strands of mycelium to transfer was a good idea



2.5 weeks later:


Gonna do a transfer and send this to grain

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covertjoy said:

MicroMycelium said:

Turns out plucking some of these aerial strands of mycelium to transfer was a good idea



2.5 weeks later:


Gonna do a transfer and send this to grain

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Are you not concerned about the scalloping?

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I would not send that culture to grain with those scallops, do you have the original germ plate that came from?

covertjoy said:

Are you not concerned about the scalloping?

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tholos said:]

I would not send that culture to grain with those scallops, do you have the original germ plate that came from?

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The scalloping is a concern, yes.
But the other 85% of the plate looks better than the last few I’ve sent to grain and fruited without issues. Worst case I lose a quart of grains but still have the new plate
I was planning to take a transfer to see if the scalloping gets eliminated on the next plate and watch the plate and plate colonize simultaneously.

You guys think the scalloping on the edges make the plate bad enough to not send?

Stipe-n Cap said:

Yep

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Smellyhobbit said:

big fat weewees

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Smellyhobbit said:

My best performing culture has transparently thin tomentose growth on the plate. Almost not even there it’s so wispy. Throws big fat weewees.

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