Dnice1 said:

Running the same PE I’ve been running this year. This time due to the cold weather, RH in the room was pretty low. My surface area still looks pretty good but I’m getting yellow knotting on all my bags. Wondering if that is normal?

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With more pics

Jebi said:

haha.  AI ain't that bad.  Honestly it does an amazing job at parsing complex questions.  I've literally spoken at length into the mic numerous times, and google AI summarized  10 sec- to a minute long rambles into coherent answers.  That's where I see the most consistent benefit.

Also it's only 1 of 3 things vying to change our life times forever, like social media, but not even the worst or scariest of the 3 either.  The other 2 things are civilization ending for sure.

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Mr Piggy said:

It's incredible how shitty it is.  Just staggering that they are burning the planet alive for images that will never migrate out of uncanny valley and recipe advice that includes liquid mercury

At least technology is amazing and does all of our jobs for us so we're not working longer hours than ever for less pay and benefit.

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golfin_ernie said:

Jrey16 said:

Yes that's what I do and I store them for even longer than that. I put them in a ziplock bag and leave the ziplock bag a little open because I noticed if you totally seal the ziplock bag a lot of condensation ends up in the plates. I made successful transfers from agar plates that was stored in the fridge for 4 months. I also inoculate grains with agar straight out of the fridge without waiting a day. I don't know if it makes a difference but it works.

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The refrigerator is a bacterial playground.  Keep those ziplocks sealed regardless of the condensation.

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CaptainPuffy said:

Disliking AI is the same as disliking science in my mind. It's anti-progression at it's core regardless of the individual arguments against it.

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mike-ologist said:

I have oak chips and dowels purchased for wine making but have never used them, would this make suitable spawn material for cyanescens and how successful would a straight spore soak be?

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Phaethon said:

CaptainPuffy said:

Disliking AI is the same as disliking science in my mind. It's anti-progression at it's core regardless of the individual arguments against it.

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Just...no. Being opposed to the proliferation of the glorified auto-complete the tech grifters are calling "AI", created with the largest intellectual property theft the world has ever seen, which is so wasteful in power consumption that tech companies are touting nuclear power as a necessary component of their long term strategies, and which routinely makes up believable-sounding bullshit when given even reasonable prompts, is not the same as disliking a methodology for discovering how nature works.

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callmehippie said:

Is this an example of hillbilly expressing two different phenotype?


  made with one LC syringe and inoculated into one Milo bag. Spawned  into two shoes

One has the kind of wavy pumpkiny caps.





the other have a look more similar to dongs









Sorry if this is an insanely obvious question. I'm still very new and don't have a real grasp or base of knowledge on much of these things.

So far I've just successfully grown them and that's pretty cool LOL.


I wasn't aware it was possible for this to happen from the same LC out of the same syringe. I thought it was more of a Ms type of thing.


So if someone could help clear this up for me is it more like Ms will produce any random variety and that's always a gamble you never know what you're going to get.

However if you are starting from an LC then does that mean you're going to always get the same variety?but  it has the ability to express whatever phenotypes that variety is known to express?

And you don't know what you're going to get as far as that as well unless it's a clone?


Sorry for all the questions in one. Hopefully it's not too complicated. Anybody able to clarify some of this for me?

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Small variables in grow parameters can change how each tub expresses, could be a difference in substrate thickness means less headroom that limits airflow and creates more humidity in your case, at least that’s what it seems from your photos, unless those tubs are different sizes?
Either way, I’ve grown clones out by quartering a plate into 4 bags that go into seperate tubs that are practically identical as far as I was concerned and got 4 completely different grows, it be like that 

latentsmile said:

How terrible/risky would it be for me to just G2G with this?

It's first transfer after swab. Am I just being too impatient? 🤔

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