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 johnhenry
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 Greenish/brown mold in Mycobag-help 
#3921039 - 03/15/05 02:57 PM (12 years, 5 months ago) |
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15 days ago AFOAF started 4 myco bags, 2 b+, 1 pe, 1 huatla de jimenez. The b+ are doing well, pe slow but ok. The huatla bag has developed a greenish/brown mold, looks like mycellium but not white. They have isolated this bag away from others but a couple of questions. Will it contaminate the other bags? Why did this happen?
Spore syringes were from THE, bags from mycobag. I also posted this in cultivation, so forgive the duplicate post. Thanks for any input
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MAIA
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Re: Greenish/brown mold in Mycobag-help [Re: johnhenry]
#3924679 - 03/16/05 10:26 AM (12 years, 5 months ago) |
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Will it contaminate the other bags?
Most probably, if it is not isolated. You did well tough.
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Why did this happen?
There might be many reasons. Maybe something went wrong during the inoculation procedure, or maybe a bad syringe, or maybe a bad substrate, or just maybe bad luck.
Try testing the syringe with a PF style cake and make sure your inoculation procedures are sterile enough.
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XTCollection
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Re: Greenish/brown mold in Mycobag-help [Re: MAIA]
#3925883 - 03/16/05 04:34 PM (12 years, 5 months ago) |
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Yahh AFOAF did over a hundred jars he other week, one single loner got some bacteriaa or soemthings. Turned the substrate grayish color, not mold tho...
Happens no matter how good you are, but if it happens at a high rate, your missing something in your procedure.
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