langten69 said:

first three pics look the cleanest, I would take transfers from those to new agar plates, you'll want to take transfers from the leading edge of the most vigorous point on the radiuses

[times are relative to the taken photo perspective]
pic 1 : 11 oclock
pic 2: 730
pic 3: 11 oclock or 730

the rest of the photos look heavily contammed


just for some pro info from our newly crowned TC DV8DUG, check out his Agar Plate Thread on cleaning up contamination

welcome to the shroomery

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Rasmodius said:

A and B are outstanding.

All the tissue cultures look like mold, E looks the least worst but that other white spot is very sus, unless it's a reflection.

The LC plates look weak for LC, especially for ochra (NSS), but that kind of spread is what you'd expect if a liquid full of mycelium bits took hold. Could be worth transferring from one of the thicker spots if you want to see how it does on a plate of its own. My KSSS LC plates looked like that at first and ended up being decent.

How'd you do the tissue transfers? Peeling the mushroom to expose clean bits without letting dirty air fall on it, and not punching through the dirty exterior are the key bits with tissue transfers.

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