BlueBruiser said:

Did you start from an isolate or a multispore? good job

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Cyber said:

I used Scotts Turf Builder Perennial Rye Grass Seed from Home Depot. It was about 7$ for the 3lb bag and I used less that 1/3 of the bag making 6 jars. So it should work fine.

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Plus the sclerotia after three and a half months "bonus."

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Prankster, maybe yours just isn't a fruiter.

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Why is mostly only one side of the casings fruiting?

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Cyber said:

Ummm it fruits from the sclerotia. To my understanding, the will be gone when the fruiting is done.

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Semilanceata said:

How much did it take from casing to fruiting?

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Did you case right after 100% colonization was achieved or did you wait months for sclerotia to form?

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Do you mean 2 full pints of substrate per casing or the amount of substrate inside 2 pint jars?

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Tell us a bit more about your setup if you don?t mind man

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Hmmm I have a Martha setup with just a cool-mist running. It tends to keep it at about 90% humidity. I did have another humidifier setup like the instructions suggest but I had trouble keeping it going and the glue never held right. The cool mist runs 24/7 and needs water every 2 days.



I like it as it takes vary little maintenance and time which I tend to run low on lately.

Max capacity is 20 6"x12"x4" deep containers or 10 sq ft of fruiting surface.

elgr said:

That is your print you made Cyber?

Looks friggen great. Even better (perhaps not bigger, can't tell) than a pic of a sporeworks print I saw. Definately darker. You made the labels and all? Very cool.

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Yep that is one of the 40+ I have made so far 

I do the labels on all my prints. It makes them look nice and makes them easy to ID later when I am looking for a print.

I also have some ratings from people I traded with who likes the way it looked.