NeonanacatL said:

Hi everyone,

I've been around the forum for quite a while. I used to have another account, but I only interacted a couple of times. I have a bit more experience now, so I’m hoping to be a little more active this time.

I wanted to share a little bit of my cultivation. I grow in an inverted box and mist manually. I've tried many different cultivation methods, but I hate maintenance, so I prefer to keep things as simple as possible.

These are Ps. mexicana “Monte Grande”

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Excellent job, I see you have figured them out, takes a flush or two in my experience, but BOOM... you knocked it out of the park. Thanks for sharing the wonderful shots, Mushroom photography... FTW!

Thanx Mushluv

99.99 said:

WOW nice grow , havent heard of Monte Grande is it a variance or is it a new species?


And what is your substrate?

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99.99 said:

Yeah, that culture looks nice. I would definitely go with It’s ……probably going to be a fruit or not so much stones.

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Thank you, 99.99  and nuggets
Will send it to grain soon. Yeah, my goal is to get many fruits, not stones.

NeonanacatL said:

Thanx Mushluv

99.99 said:

WOW nice grow , havent heard of Monte Grande is it a variance or is it a new species?


And what is your substrate?

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Not trying to promote anything, but I got these from happispores. They came from a clone I took from a more discreet grow that produced some beauties.

For the substrate, I use a Millet 1:3 ratio:

45% coco coir
45% chopped oat straw with some grains
10% composted cow manure

Mix everything and sterilize it all at once.
Then I inoculate, let it colonize for about a month, and cased 50:50 peat moss/vermiculite.

I mist every 2–3 days depending on the humidity. Pins usually start showing up after 10 days-2 weeks, and they take around 3–4 weeks to mature depending on the room temperature.
They seem to prefer it on the warmer side, around 27–30°C.

I've been growing other species the same way, I just change the substrate.

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