Kloakk said:

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arlo.arlo said:

I have too many pan prints and I need the space. Help me get rid of some of these

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arlo.arlo said:

I have too many pan prints and I need the space. Help me get rid of some of these

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I guess I'd be willing to adopt a print so it can get some one-on-one attention. Do you have any prints of them Peace River pans? I'll put that bitch to work!

Baba Yaga said:

JoeTherapist said:

Baba,
thanks for looking back! I ended up doing one more B&S and they didn’t come back at all. They were aggressive, but those were also some of the first jars I did coming back and part of my first time ever working with agar so my technique left a lot to be desired. These were also from a plate that was given to me, so I didn’t start from spores.

I did do more jars with the transfers from the plates I used in those jars and it turned out pretty bacterial. That’s when I embarked on trying to clean up the plates.

It’s totally possible that the plates were fine and I was just a newb. I totally admit it. But there was a lot of bruising like tons during break and shake, almost black. Then a very long recovery if any. But the rebound and growth looked fine UNTIL the last B&S after full colonization. I was running modified lids, cubes grown from same jar batch were good.

I was also using oats and I have rad oats work, but others are better for pans. Idk what do you guys think about that?

All of my agar at first was 10g agar 10g lme and 500ml and tons of condensation.

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I would recommend to spawn at least two or three jar if they turn out like this, even if it is to just confirm your hunch that they are f'ed. I find that a late shake does more often than not look like shit but but are actually not bacterial and can turn out just fine when spawned.

I have made a post about this almost 3 years ago.

https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/28572884

I have not grown TTBVI yet but it strikes me as one of the pans which likes doing weird on another level.....sometimes you have to go against your gut feeling and run things through right to the end, even if you think failure is inevitable. Like Sherlock Holmes said:

"When You Have Eliminated the Impossible Whatever Remains, However Improbable, Must Be the Truth"

At least sometimes it is

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rotvelta said:

Finally got my head out of my ass and started on my first pans project.

Today I did transfers from T0 to T1 on Bisporus and TTBVI:) To be honest I have almost no clue on how to grow them That probably one of the reasons why I haven't started earlier.

Is there any differences between Bisporus and TTBVI cultivation wise? I'm most likely going to use a Martha like fruiting chamber.

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Well Bisporus is really whispy and thin, looks almost like mold



Before casing


Bisporus will also fruit at lower temperatures and tolerate less FAE, but they can certainly be grown in the same conditions, substrate and casing.

Bisporus will have no problem getting misted, while TTBVI will cry until their face turns blue, for the most part unless you get lucky and find a culture that will accept it

I have been running them around 24-26°C, glad to see you getting started with pans bud

ghiajake said:

arlo.arlo said:

I have too many pan prints and I need the space. Help me get rid of some of these

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I guess I'd be willing to adopt a print so it can get some one-on-one attention. Do you have any prints of them Peace River pans? I'll put that bitch to work!

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Yeah too many. Slide through

rotvelta said:

I have no choice but to start with pans, I almost completely lost interest in Cubes after trying pans and subtropicalis

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That's pretty much been why I started with Pans after years of not growing anything. There is a guy at work who grows cubes, and the father of a girl that works there also grows cubes. Back in the day when I was the only guy there growing cubes, I had no competition. Then I hit them with allenii for a couple seasons before the beds started to fail to produce. Then a few years ago I had a very potent culture of Melmacs, so my cubes were better than the other guy's. Now I need to up my game so my reputation as "The Wizard" is not outshined by others.

Kloakk said:

rotvelta said:

Finally got my head out of my ass and started on my first pans project.

Today I did transfers from T0 to T1 on Bisporus and TTBVI:) To be honest I have almost no clue on how to grow them That probably one of the reasons why I haven't started earlier.

Is there any differences between Bisporus and TTBVI cultivation wise? I'm most likely going to use a Martha like fruiting chamber.

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Well Bisporus is really whispy and thin, looks almost like mold



Before casing


Bisporus will also fruit at lower temperatures and tolerate less FAE, but they can certainly be grown in the same conditions, substrate and casing.

Bisporus will have no problem getting misted, while TTBVI will cry until their face turns blue, for the most part unless you get lucky and find a culture that will accept it

I have been running them around 24-26°C, glad to see you getting started with pans bud

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bloodssonnew said:

Hey 👋 can I see some different pan types on agar? So I have a good idea of what they can look like clean

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All LME @ 0.5%. Fist cyan, Cambo and Bisporus pics are germ-plates.


Cyan:




Cambo:




Bisporus:





Tropicalis:



RDU:




NecD:

kirkeng said:

Baba Yaga said:

Has anyone ever seen bisporus discolor? I have rust brown spots appear two weeks or so after full colonization. It's not the mycelium turning color but the verm/brf. Any clues?

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I have seen this in older cultures on agar, I think I have a plate where it shows somewhere in my office, I’ll look tomorrow for it and report back if I find it. My last clone I ran showed discoloration in red dots, though I think the discoloration showed up later. I’m usually running cultures before they grow out much and I don’t recall ever seeing it until the plate is mostly grown out.

All that being said I can’t recall ever seeing it outside of an agar plate… I’ll also check my older tubs tomorrow to see if that rust has shown anywhere.

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