I probably should have posted this in the
contamination forum, but since I am trying to SAVE the shroomys I
am growing, I am going to post it here. I am using a simple casing
method of the bottom later being perlite mixed with dirt, then the
colonized cakes, and then a later of potting soil on top of the
cakes. I have these growing in 2 containers, my 'experimental'
chamber (a hallowed out water jug) and my 'big' chamber, just a
plastic tub. I started my experimental chamber a few days before I
did my major tub so if any contamination happened, I would be able
to catch it.

After placing the colonized cakes in my experimental
jar, the started fruiting like mad. the Mycelium grew almost
completely covered the inside of the jug. I then noticed a little
bit of blueish green, but decided to ignore it thinking it was
simply bruised mycelium. Well, a day or two went by and then the
green covered almost ALL of the mycelium, as you can see in the
pic below. I suppose this jar is a loss. Amy way to save it?

Thanks for the help, people.

BTW, the spore prints  i used to
colonize the cakes were ones i made myself from cube shrooms that
I found in the wild. (central florida area)