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owen_420_2000
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Registered: 12/28/01
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#503775 - 12/29/01 12:03 AM (21 years, 8 months ago)

WHAT DO PINS LOOK LIKE WHEN THEY FIRST COME UP...ALSO DO I NEED TO WORRY IF MY CAKES ARE ALREADY IN THE TERRARIUM AND THERE IS A GREENISH BLUE TINT ON THE TOP OF THE CAKE???
IM OBVIOUSLY A NOVICE AND WOULD APPRECIATE THE WISDOM OF THE ELDERS.

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phrozendata
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Registered: 04/23/00
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Re: VARIOUS

[Re: owen_420_2000]
#503788 - 12/29/01 12:33 AM (21 years, 8 months ago)

Firstly, Please, take your CAPS-LOCK off.

Secondly, the earliest stage that pins are noticable at are hypal knots, more specifically, bumps of mycellium on the cakes. They will produce brown heads and then turn into true fruiting bodies.

Lastly, the greenish-blue tint is (most likely) just slight bruising from handeling of the cake. Contaminations grow. Bruising appears.

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