Lilgrower said:

I’d bet Tamps would grow pretty in a JCM. Probably even well enough to be willing to drop spores. My summer back porch tamps (very high humidity, low 80’s, and a breeze coming in) threw spores everywhere.

My indoor Tamps grown in just a water tub with an aquarium heater grew nice, but never nice enough to look like the outdoor ones or drop spores. But I’d be willing to bet a full JCM, including a timed fan, would do the trick.

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I'm just getting some put together, only air stones so far. I have tamps in it at the moment. They're doing ok. It still needs some dialing in but they do sporulate a bit. 💪

PuffM4gicDr4gon said:

After re-reading your AIO guide, it looks like you're just rinsing the millet and putting it into the AIO jars while wet and uncooked. I've seen other no cook millet guides where the wetness is what cooks the millet so it makes sense to me, I just wanted to confirm that you do not precook your millet.

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PuffM4gicDr4gon said:

The Tao said:

That’s quite the tolerance. Check the semp thread. Members are scaring themselves with 2 grams.

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Thanks for the suggestion! I'll check it out.

So far they've all been from the same variety, so they could just be on the weak end of cubes. I have some PESH going now, hoping they are a bit stronger.

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DV8DUG said:

Dkeppel said:

Fast and whispy is what you want.

Weza mycelium is a little unusual, I think plate 2 at approximately the 3 to 4 o' clock region (11 o' clock as well possibly) but I can't see these plates properly!

Back light it and take a good look for the most organised fast and whispy stuff and take another transfer, 1 and 3 look a little sketchy to me?

I believe in you! I think these were from me?

Happy to see you here cultivating them regardless

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Yes. These are from you I believe.

I took Baba's advice and made some .5% agar and transferred last night. Thank you both.

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So I'm back with some grown out plates of Panaeolus Cyanescens. Keeping in mind that this my first go at this type of mushroom, what, in any of these plates, is good looking mycelieum for to stride for?

All of these were plated to .5% LME agar and are T2 and T3's. The first pic on the left of each set is above the plate and the second picture on the right is taken while back lit.

SET 1

I get plates like this where the mycelieum goes tomentose then flattens out and then goes ryzo-ish again.

SET 2

This one stayed fluffy all the way.

SET 3

Some more of that back and forth tomentose growth.

SET 4

Also present are plates that exhibit this 'starburst' pattern of growing. This set(4) and the next set(5) below show this behavior.

Set 5



SET 6

This one seemed happy to stay in the corner. Or was it forced?

SET 7