PsiloPsychIn said:

Hi all you Pantastic People!
I wrote a note and posted it in mush cult pic of the day (I think forum) thee are t explained I kind of had a melt down about 2 years ago and just suddenly stopped all cultivation activity.
Turned my back on all my jars, plates, bags trays, etc. I only bothered to throw some things away if they got too stanky or pests were becoming obvious. In that 2, 2 plus years I pretty much Bebe logged into the Shroomery. If I was involved in a trade with you… I apologize. Please remind me and I’ll make it right! I gave away a ton of prints back in the day (including pans - so maybe that will help).

About a month ago (a month after I retired from my day job), I started back into mush cult again.
First it was dealing with the mess / aftermath.  Lots of old plates, rotten or dedicated jars etc.

Here is a mind blowing thing I wanted to share with you.

You may recall that I spread around a LOT of Bunnell spore prints - the first batch came from a generous member who could not afford the postage but sent me a couple dozen with the understanding that I’d pass them on.  Then when I started growing my own, I printed bunches of them and gave them away.

I was working with a good culture before the melt down. It was fast and tended to cluster. It also tended to produce something like sclerotia on older plates:




Well almost TWO years later I opened that very plate and took transfer material from several places (including that blue warty thing) and here is the T1 “rescue” plate:

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DERRAYLD said:

Bra seems to take clean prints

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SkanskKorv said:

the bispos kept developing nicely! So far so good. I can't wait to see the final result, I've never had this many pins on anything other than a few pf cakes.

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Kloakk said:

SkanskKorv said:

the bispos kept developing nicely! So far so good. I can't wait to see the final result, I've never had this many pins on anything other than a few pf cakes.

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Smellyhobbit said:

This whole thing is going to grain this weekend.



That’s bispo, for those who can’t read my scrawl

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Thisisfine said:

I'm a newbie but I wanted to try to grow pans after a few cube grows. I started a grow log of TTBVI. Suggestions and input on my process would be much appreciated as I am learning.
Thanks in advance!!

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Thisisfine said:

I'm a newbie but I wanted to try to grow pans after a few cube grows. I started a grow log of TTBVI. Suggestions and input on my process would be much appreciated as I am learning.
Thanks in advance!!

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Wedgie said:

Also can we possibly discuss how Bisporus in the wild found in
California (yes...) looks sorta different than the photos of wild bisporus
found in more northern states? CA bisp have more whitish features and
cracked cap and such, maybe it's just my imagination or maybe I'm wrong 😸

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Wedgie said:

Also can we possibly discuss how Bisporus in the wild found in
California (yes...) looks sorta different than the photos of wild bisporus
found in more northern states? CA bisp have more whitish features and
cracked cap and such, maybe it's just my imagination or maybe I'm wrong 😸

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Tweeq said:

TTBVI, multispore from print fruited in automated setup.

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Very nice!!

Also and my TTBVI's looked different than most other's, so confusing. The
caps wouldn't fully open or would but barely develop!
Pic tax
Now I'm thinking so many other factors too play a role so very true from treefrog's post! All of your posts very nice and true, love when everyone
puts input and thoughts, even if unsure typing it out! Still helps!
Because I still do even if I'm not 100% sure but more IME I suppose 😹

Tweeq said:

TTBVI, multispore from print fruited in automated setup.

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That is a sick and beautiful setup you got there Tweeq