Bra said:

Ps. Mexicana Rancho Agosto isn’t producing spores for me
I wonder if spraying with water more can help.

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...and if no swabbing then maybe take a tissue sample on agar.
You don't wanna lose those beautiful genetics! 🤩

99.99 said:

This is how I tell if a bag of stones is ready to be harvested. The mycelium actually starts dying after a while, and you can see. It’s a different color and texture than the rest in the bag.

Stones are five months old so they should be very potent, but I can’t eat them cause they kill my gut



Used what was approximately 2 cups of wheat after  colonization
Two approximately three large handfuls of pasteurized coir
Mixed well, then cased with approximately eighth of an inch of bone dry Pete Moss
The reason I use dry Pete moss is because the Martha will add all the moisture needed so it’s one less step that I have to worry about plus it helps distribute the Pete moss evenly over the substrate
After about a week of colonization, I will start to see pins then approximately a week later I will be ready to harvest so two weeks total time

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So here we are seven days later and just like predicted I have pins popping up out of this tray
Probably 7 to 8 days from now, I will be able to do a harvest

Bra said:

Ps. mexicana Rancho Agosto - harvest. 125g wet.

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Tight Lunchbox said:

I have an ATL7 and and a Tamp print from a vendor, both a couple years old. Which of the two is the better producer of sclerotia?

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Tight Lunchbox said:

I have an ATL7 and and a Tamp print from a vendor, both a couple years old. Which of the two is the better producer of sclerotia?

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99.99 said:

99.99 said:

This is how I tell if a bag of stones is ready to be harvested. The mycelium actually starts dying after a while, and you can see. It’s a different color and texture than the rest in the bag.

Stones are five months old so they should be very potent, but I can’t eat them cause they kill my gut



Used what was approximately 2 cups of wheat after  colonization
Two approximately three large handfuls of pasteurized coir
Mixed well, then cased with approximately eighth of an inch of bone dry Pete Moss
The reason I use dry Pete moss is because the Martha will add all the moisture needed so it’s one less step that I have to worry about plus it helps distribute the Pete moss evenly over the substrate
After about a week of colonization, I will start to see pins then approximately a week later I will be ready to harvest so two weeks total time

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So here we are seven days later and just like predicted I have pins popping up out of this tray
Probably 7 to 8 days from now, I will be able to do a harvest

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Well, it only took four days to get a harvest this time even though it wasn’t a full canopy four days is quite fast
Thats 11 days from substrate to bulk and the mycelium from Augar to fruiting is about a year old