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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: tree frog] * 1
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tree frog said:
Scopes are fun!

:dancingshroom:


I know I had a Swift 380B collecting dust never really used it. I've been absolutely addicted to using it to look at pond or other water samples. The microcosmos is incredible. Never knew about rotifers, stentors, nematodes, diatoms, etc... until now. What amazes me the most is the diversity of shapes.


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Sulfurshelfsean]
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Sulfurshelfsean said:
hummingbird said:
I harvested a couple of the c. millitaris tubs I posted a week or so ago. Here's a top and bottom shot.




The bottom of the substrate had a pretty good amount of weird dense fruits. I was annoyed that so many were pinning along the bottom, but seeing this I feel different. They lifted up the substrate to make room to grow. I did a newer run where I used liners to see if I could focus all the fruiting energy to the top for bigger fruits. It will be interesting to compare those, 360 degree fruiting probably has a good chance to win.





I read a study that showed 2hr UVB exposure increased cordycepin and adenosine production a good amount, along with vitamin D2 production in freshly harvested fruits. So I set up a UVB reptile light for that before they go in the dehydrator.




It looks like these spell something, I'm not sure what...



Ooo000ooo what was your sub? I think I've still got some militaris lc kicking around.



Substrate is brown rice, and broth is similar to Terrestrial fungi recipe.

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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: PsiloPsychIn] * 8
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PsiloPsychIn said:
Sulfurshelfsean said:
Never see no z strain anymore :frown:


Back in the day I’ve had some beautiful Z strain grows! I’d like to get some going again. Not sure I have viable spores any more. I’ll give it a try.
😉


I had some nice flushes last summer in a 32 qt tote and a shoebox.



I have a plate or two I’ve been keeping steady cultures of. If you guys would like a wedge drop me a PM.

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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: AZ Starman2112] * 20
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Hi everybody, hope you are all well :smile: Sorry for not being around much in the last year and I won't have much time to grow for another good wile since I have to deal with long overdue stuff to get it off my chest.

I do have a little bit of time to play every now and then though. Here some pics of experiments with BRF / fermented Pine Sawdust Cakes shot up with a home made spore syringe. 4 out of 7 cakes made it to fruiting, the other three had white mold contam. Germination took place 6-7 days after inoculation, colonization speed was somewhat slow.


Previously tried unfermented sawdust with no germination success. Saw dust was fermented for 10 days by submerging in water in a closed bucket, then squeezed excess water out, added BRF and sterilized for 90 min.





and the contamed ones




Cheers!


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: saralove] * 10
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These guys are gonna be a-nice.

Edit: yes, I got sloppy with the pours. So what of it? 🌸


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Edited by Boozie (04/05/26 04:12 AM)

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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: tree frog]
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tree frog said:



friggin sweet..

:smug:


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: funkmastakush] * 2
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funkmastakush said:
tree frog said:
Scopes are fun!

:dancingshroom:


I know I had a Swift 380B collecting dust never really used it. I've been absolutely addicted to using it to look at pond or other water samples. The microcosmos is incredible. Never knew about rotifers, stentors, nematodes, diatoms, etc... until now. What amazes me the most is the diversity of shapes.


great youtube channel if you don't know it :thumbup:


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: hummingbird]
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hummingbird said:
Sulfurshelfsean said:
hummingbird said:
I harvested a couple of the c. millitaris tubs I posted a week or so ago. Here's a top and bottom shot.




The bottom of the substrate had a pretty good amount of weird dense fruits. I was annoyed that so many were pinning along the bottom, but seeing this I feel different. They lifted up the substrate to make room to grow. I did a newer run where I used liners to see if I could focus all the fruiting energy to the top for bigger fruits. It will be interesting to compare those, 360 degree fruiting probably has a good chance to win.





I read a study that showed 2hr UVB exposure increased cordycepin and adenosine production a good amount, along with vitamin D2 production in freshly harvested fruits. So I set up a UVB reptile light for that before they go in the dehydrator.




It looks like these spell something, I'm not sure what...



Ooo000ooo what was your sub? I think I've still got some militaris lc kicking around.



Substrate is brown rice, and broth is similar to Terrestrial fungi recipe.


You fruited off of brown rice?


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Baba Yaga] * 2
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Baba Yaga said:
Hi everybody, hope you are all well :smile: Sorry for not being around much in the last year and I won't have much time to grow for another good wile since I have to deal with long overdue stuff to get it off my chest.

I do have a little bit of time to play every now and then though. Here some pics of experiments with BRF / fermented Pine Sawdust Cakes shot up with a home made spore syringe. 4 out of 7 cakes made it to fruiting, the other three had white mold contam. Germination took place 6-7 days after inoculation, colonization speed was somewhat slow.


Previously tried unfermented sawdust with no germination success. Saw dust was fermented for 10 days by submerging in water in a closed bucket, then squeezed excess water out, added BRF and sterilized for 90 min.





and the contamed ones




Cheers!


Hey, good to see you Baba!
:noargument:


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Most of those things are patience.

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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Scemilope] * 5
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2 days ago 10 transfers from a transfer that is 5 months old in the fridge.

Myc alive and well growing :love:


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Tropical] * 15
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Wild Isaria taking hold on rice and bugs. Obtained from some cobweb spider droppings, isolated, sterile water added to isolate dish to capture asexual spores, and that spore solution added to these rice/bug jars.

Going good so far. This is 3 days in...


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Nichrome] * 9
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Hi.
My picture of the day. Im super happy.




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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Nichrome] * 5
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Nichrome said:


Wild Isaria taking hold on rice and bugs. Obtained from some cobweb spider droppings, isolated, sterile water added to isolate dish to capture asexual spores, and that spore solution added to these rice/bug jars.

Going good so far. This is 3 days in...


:whatthefuck:


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Some fungi are only edible once.”
― Terry Pratchett


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Kloakk] * 2
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Same reaction :rofl:

Some of you guys are on a total different level :rofl: total respect !


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: BlackBandana] * 1
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BlackBandana said:
Hi.
My picture of the day. Im super happy.



Looks like this guy is super happy too.

:penis:

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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: AZ Starman2112] * 8
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That looks like an Oingo-boingo! :eek: or a Widdly-wah!
Oh man, maybe blur it or use a censor bar for that NSFW photo next time
:awelol:

Gyms, Echinopsis(?) & Stone Producers


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Nichrome] * 1
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Nichrome said:


Wild Isaria taking hold on rice and bugs. Obtained from some cobweb spider droppings, isolated, sterile water added to isolate dish to capture asexual spores, and that spore solution added to these rice/bug jars.

Going good so far. This is 3 days in...


That’s… that’s nuts. Super cool though! :popcorn:


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Boozie] * 10
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Yeti first flush



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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Nichrome] * 5
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Nichrome said:


Wild Isaria taking hold on rice and bugs. Obtained from some cobweb spider droppings, isolated, sterile water added to isolate dish to capture asexual spores, and that spore solution added to these rice/bug jars.

Going good so far. This is 3 days in...


Neat! And also :puke:, :lol:. What's the end plan for the jars? More water to collect more spores for a pesticide?

Tax, shameless cross post from the novelty grow thread:


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Re: Post Your Cultivation Picture of The Day [Re: Phaethon] * 12
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Just messing around and getting to know the culture. It fruited on just agar that was full of other bacteria and mold like cladosporium. The Isaria myc took over the whole thing and fruited. I captured the Isaria and cleaned it up because I thought it was neat. Once I get to know it I will mess around with applications.

That recipe is what I have done in the past with other cordy types and it has always worked very well.

C. militaris on the same recipe, different type of bugs though, mealworms I think.


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