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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: RockinRobot]
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Yo RR- On the CVG does it matter what kind? Can it be manure based?
Im not at the point where I make anything myself yet- I just order premade online

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Bigdogg] * 5
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I precut foil and parchment and bake in Tupperware at 400f for 20 minutes and store them sealed.  I like having printing material available before I need it. The parchment was for prints going to a country that postal services might take a closer look at foil in a letter.
The spores do slip off more than a foil print but the print was viable. I tested one after 6 months and it germinated fine.

0.5 gram Semp chocolates. The hazelnut doesn’t didn’t melt the same as straight chocolate.
Bit funky.

Edited by The Tao (08/31/24 06:13 PM)

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: The Tao]
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The Tao said:
I precut foil and parchment and bake in Tupperware at 400f for 20 minutes and store them sealed.  I like having printing material available before I need it. The parchment was for prints going to a country that postal services might take a closer look at foil in a letter.
The spores do slip off more than a foil print but the print was viable. I tested one after 6 months and it germinated fine.

0.5 gram Semp chocolates. The hazelnut doesn’t didn’t melt the same as straight chocolate.
Bit funky.




Nice. I think the print coming off easier is an advantage. Thanks for the info.

They might look funky but I'd eat em.

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Bigdogg]
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Bigdogg said:
The Tao said:
Water tub. Millet 1:2 to coir. 1/4 inch coir top layer at spawn. Temperatures 15-19 Celsius. 6500k light on somewhere between 12-18 hours depending on what else I’m growing.
I usually get prints but I wait forever. The parchment paper prints were a request from overseas.


Edit: Post was a reply to Dorrocks, not to A.k.a.



Is the parchment paper to provide easy swabbing off of. I was just using


Do dry prints swabs off of it easily?



I prefer hard paper over foil. Foil is a later way
they aren't as stuck as foil, easier probably a personal pref


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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Dorrocks]
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Dorrocks said:
Yo RR- On the CVG does it matter what kind? Can it be manure based?
Im not at the point where I make anything myself yet- I just order premade online



Poo does nothing for Semps. You should be able to buy bricks of Coco online as easily as buying premade and MUCH cheaper.

I use this and 5 bricks makes a LOT of coir.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N1YP8O6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

Just break up a brick add boiling water and you're done

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Dorrocks] * 5
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Year old spawn roughly, a bit older, it's a clone spawned 2 bulk 21.7, sub is plain coir. It was my first time running anything in ziploc bags, I did nats, subs and cubes in one day, so used the same simple formula for all of them. First decent pins around 14.8, photos taken in the last days of August.

Due to lack of experience I didn't do any holes in the bags, and in few days all my bags went sour, I thought it was over, but I still didn't ditch them, I've just opened them and let them stay on shelves like that. The small growth around inoculation points soon got the momentum, I made vent holes and sealed the bags back. This particular bag started knotting pretty soon, and I've noticed that the top layer of coir was of a lighter colour, so it was pretty dry (and not compacted, as I've dropped this bag accidentally).
So happy to see how it recovered from sour to a canopy!

Now I'm trying to repeat this result with spawn made from my prints, I hope they're pinning soon and I'll be set with my new favourite method. Btw, colonization after s2b is quick, just that it pins later.

(last one is a photo of sub and pins on early stage 14.8)


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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Konbri] * 2
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:fuckyeah: Love a sour>>success story.

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: alaskappalachian]
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So are we spawning to straight coco coir with semps? 1:4 for clean spawn OK?

I'm embarrassed to admit I have not done enough research on semps, they seemed to move slow on agar I thought I had plenty of time but today I checked out my jars which were inoculated on the 24th of August and they are almost fully colonised.

Now I'm in panic mode :lol:

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Konbri] * 2
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They aren't called semperviva for nothing....they truly are some resilient mofos!


Dkeppel said:
So are we spawning to straight coco coir with semps? 1:4 for clean spawn OK?

I'm embarrassed to admit I have not done enough research on semps, they seemed to move slow on agar I thought I had plenty of time but today I checked out my jars which were inoculated on the 24th of August and they are almost fully colonised.

Now I'm in panic mode :lol:




It helps to let consolidate a while once 100%. I probably wouldn't go 1:4 but if you're super confident in spawn more power to ya.

I just spawned a pint on the 15th that was at least a month old probably full month since 100% from same ms plate as all my others not sure on iteration.

But within 8 or 9 days the top layer was maybe 87% colonized. Already had little knots showing.

Now it's already got a good pinset coming in some pins 1/4" or so . It's gonna be my best flush if they don't abort, for semps.

Will take pics later.

My others have take a good month to start pins.


Edited by LewDoja (08/31/24 11:42 PM)

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Dkeppel] * 2
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Yes, 100% coir is good, but I run almost every species 1:2 now (or even 1:1), colonization is faster, knotting is faster and it just feels more confident to me. It might be 1:3, but I have a feeling I get denser, sturdier and bigger fruit bodies with lower ratios, and yields are better, so it's better for me just to prepare more spawn if needed. So if it was me, I'd definitely go less than 1:4


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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Dkeppel] * 1
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Dkeppel said:
So are we spawning to straight coco coir with semps? 1:4 for clean spawn OK?

I'm embarrassed to admit I have not done enough research on semps, they seemed to move slow on agar I thought I had plenty of time but today I checked out my jars which were inoculated on the 24th of August and they are almost fully colonised.

Now I'm in panic mode :lol:



I did 1:3 in shoeboxes. 1:4 would probably work as well however in a shoebox that may not leave enough room for a good environment do develop as it may fill the shoebox too full.

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: RockinRobot]
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Man I need to find space for these things :facepalm3:

They were suppose to take ages to colonise grain like the zaps and paps, giving the cubes and nats time to finish.

Good point RR I just worked it out and 1:3 will fit perfectly into some shoeboxes I have.

If it was a little warmer I might put them outside, but I don't think they would appreciate lows of 8C and highs of 17C.

Edit: @LewDoja I just saw your post, so they are nothing like pans and I can let them chill on grain for a while, that's a relief.

Edited by Dkeppel (09/01/24 07:25 AM)

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Dkeppel]
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My grow few posts above comes from a year old spawn, so yeah...
Also last year I did some outdoor grow just about in that range of temps, it was mid autumn, and had fruits. They were tiny though, but that was a sour jar, mind that.


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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: RockinRobot]
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RR and thats literally ALL i Need for the substrate? Ive got that!

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: Dorrocks] * 1
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Dorrocks said:
RR and thats literally ALL i Need for the substrate? Ive got that!



Yes Coir is all you need for the substrate. I only add verm to coir if I mix it a little too wet. Easier to add some dry verm than break up more coir.

That being said the casing I use is Peat/verm/lime you can also use ph adjusted cactus soil but someone else would have to help you with how to case with the cactus soil.

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: RockinRobot]
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RockinRobot said:
Dorrocks said:
RR and thats literally ALL i Need for the substrate? Ive got that!



Yes Coir is all you need for the substrate. I only add verm to coir if I mix it a little too wet. Easier to add some dry verm than break up more coir.

That being said the casing I use is Peat/verm/lime you can also use ph adjusted cactus soil but someone else would have to help you with how to case with the cactus soil.



The casing I'm going to have to buy, i developed a loathing of peat decades ago when everybody had the idea you cased everything in trich, I mean peat. Ready to try again. I think shoeboxes and trays instead of tubs probably makes a big difference in the trich?

But I was planning on using brf/verm cakes for the spawn. We're given to think brf is more contam resistant and energy for the long haul is what I am trying for. Sound reasonable? :shrug:


Edited by curenado (09/01/24 02:01 PM)

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: curenado] * 1
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NO not really reasonable. The reason that BRF cakes are not prone to contam is their design. If you break them up and spawn them to bulk any contam that was held at bay by the Tek will be freely available to your new substrate.

IMHO the biggest thing with Semps is CLEAN SPAWN and I just wouldn't trust PF TEK cakes shredded. Semps take way too long to fruit, which gives contamination lots of time. Usually by the time someone gets around to growing Semps they already have agar and grain down firmly and I haven't heard of many doing PF tek.

If you have cakes I would spawn them the normal way in a watertub and not spawn to bulk. But that's me

I would see if any of the others have done Semps with PF tek and perhaps they can help more.

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: RockinRobot]
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RockinRobot said:
NO not really reasonable. The reason that BRF cakes are not prone to contam is their design. If you break them up and spawn them to bulk any contam that was held at bay by the Tek will be freely available to your new substrate.

IMHO the biggest thing with Semps is CLEAN SPAWN and I just wouldn't trust PF TEK cakes shredded. Semps take way too long to fruit, which gives contamination lots of time. Usually by the time someone gets around to growing Semps they already have agar and grain down firmly and I haven't heard of many doing PF tek.

If you have cakes I would spawn them the normal way in a watertub and not spawn to bulk. But that's me

I would see if any of the others have done Semps with PF tek and perhaps they can help more.



Thank you :thumbup: I can go back a little and look at what is being used for spawn :cool:


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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: curenado] * 1
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I personally use Rye for all my grows including Gourmet. Started with it and always had great results. I tried millet 1 time and had too much trouble with it and went back to Rye. 

That being said any of the grains will work, Rye, wheat, oats, millet and others.

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Re: Official Ps. Subtropicalis/Semperviva Thread [Re: RockinRobot] * 7
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Well, I took 35 fresh g of SemperFi in a blender w/juice

Was quite the Rollercoaster

Insane body load near instantly. Almost like DMT without the visuals

Took quite a while for CEV to hit, and technicolor OEV

Noticed they stayed tan color even when shredded, no blue/purple. Curious

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