MushMush9 said:

GT flush #1. The biggest shoebox I've ever grown in and first canopy I'm really proud of!

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mobyhat said:

GT - maybe a couple of hours or 1 day to harvest? the steams are are small but thick. This need more FAE? I leave the lid of shoebox a litle open (1cm or some). And why the grow so disorded!? 😁

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Archespore said:

In vitro Jack Frost. Once the sub shrinks a bit I may try to birth the jar and stick it in the fruiting chamber. Idk maybe I'll wait until after one more flush.

I've always thought these were pretty. So the gills will turn blue, that's when it's mature? And it's sporeless?

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Archespore said:

In vitro Jack Frost. Once the sub shrinks a bit I may try to birth the jar and stick it in the fruiting chamber. Idk maybe I'll wait until after one more flush.

I've always thought these were pretty. So the gills will turn blue, that's when it's mature? And it's sporeless?

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Blue gills are somewhat condition dependent.. but they would indicate maturity or just beyond. There's likely spores but they are clear and it's usually best to collect them with swabs. It's probably best to do this before gills turn blue. If they do.
You can also try for foil prints but albinism is a heavy mutation which usually affects spore production negatively. This makes them difficult to see on foil. You may have to use a light and look from various angles to verify.
I'm not highly familiar with that variety but with my old Falbino indicators of maturity were when the veil completely breaks away from the cap and upturning of the margins. Your big one is very close to dislodging the veil and the cap is upturning so I would say it's getting close.

Old tax pic..

I remember that Falbino dropped a fairly visible print back in the day, but it was still very light compared to most non mutated strains.

the_chosen_one said:

Archespore said:

In vitro Jack Frost. Once the sub shrinks a bit I may try to birth the jar and stick it in the fruiting chamber. Idk maybe I'll wait until after one more flush.

I've always thought these were pretty. So the gills will turn blue, that's when it's mature? And it's sporeless?

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Blue gills are somewhat condition dependent.. but they would indicate maturity or just beyond. There's likely spores but they are clear and it's usually best to collect them with swabs. It's probably best to do this before gills turn blue. If they do.
You can also try for foil prints but albinism is a heavy mutation which usually affects spore production negatively. This makes them difficult to see on foil. You may have to use a light and look from various angles to verify.
I'm not highly familiar with that variety but with my old Falbino indicators of maturity were when the veil completely breaks away from the cap and upturning of the margins. Your big one is very close to dislodging the veil and the cap is upturning so I would say it's getting close.

Old tax pic..

I remember that Falbino dropped a fairly visible print back in the day, but it was still very light compared to most non mutated strains.

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Archespore said:

In vitro Jack Frost. Once the sub shrinks a bit I may try to birth the jar and stick it in the fruiting chamber. Idk maybe I'll wait until after one more flush.

I've always thought these were pretty. So the gills will turn blue, that's when it's mature? And it's sporeless?

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Like others have said, it tends to be a sign of over mature. I honestly think the blue hits it from a failed spore dumb.

The tops of mine will set slightly blue, the caps will overly curl and then the blue streaks are showing.

I love albinos!! My favorite grows!

Just swab em. I’ll take 10 of any albino grow and ziplock em and seal them in groups of two. When you swab em the swab will change color.

Skip the foil. I keep reading conflicting things on it and swabs are the only real guaranteed way to get them it seems.

Pic tax of JF cluster

AZ Starman2112 said:

TCO…that the same for what have above?

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Yours actually look sporeless. I have doubts they are clear due to the pigment of the caps and gills.. but stranger things have happened

Splittinghairs said:

Archespore said:

In vitro Jack Frost. Once the sub shrinks a bit I may try to birth the jar and stick it in the fruiting chamber. Idk maybe I'll wait until after one more flush.

I've always thought these were pretty. So the gills will turn blue, that's when it's mature? And it's sporeless?

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Like others have said, it tends to be a sign of over mature. I honestly think the blue hits it from a failed spore dumb.

The tops of mine will set slightly blue, the caps will overly curl and then the blue streaks are showing.

I love albinos!! My favorite grows!

Just swab em. I’ll take 10 of any albino grow and ziplock em and seal them in groups of two. When you swab em the swab will change color.

Skip the foil. I keep reading conflicting things on it and swabs are the only real guaranteed way to get them it seems.

Pic tax of JF cluster

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AstroSporeFiend said:

This sumbitch…


It’s from a Gandalf plin. Definitely in need of viagra. Is there anything worth cloning in here?

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Touch O Vert. Probably not a good idea to clone anything from that particular grow. I am however reminded of the carrot commercial.

the_chosen_one said:

AstroSporeFiend said:

This sumbitch…


It’s from a Gandalf plin. Definitely in need of viagra. Is there anything worth cloning in here?

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Touch O Vert. Probably not a good idea to clone anything from that particular grow. I am however reminded of the carrot commercial.

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the_chosen_one said:

I was bouncing back and forth too.

Missed taxes from above..

Alennii from last fall.


Aztecorum also from last Fall. Haven't seen any Springers yet this year. Should probably start watching though.

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the_chosen_one said:

AZ Starman2112 said:

TCO…that the same for what have above?

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Yours actually look sporeless. I have doubts they are clear due to the pigment of the caps and gills.. but stranger things have happened

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So that taken into account is it worthless to even swab them?

Pic tax:
Blue Ochra plates from a member who sent me genetics. These things are aggressive!