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Invisiblezilch
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Oyster mycelium on it's way
    #518279 - 01/12/02 07:19 AM (21 years, 8 months ago)

I'm about to receive some oyster mycelium. I have read every post in this gourmet forum containing oyster in it. It grows on eveything as I have noticed. Even toiletpaper.

I am a bit unsure on how to transfer it onto the toiletpaper though.

I am familiar with rice/verm, rye and straw.

Would it be recommended to spawn some pasteurized straw with this mycelium? If so, I would crumble it into the straw and compact it into a large bag. Or, I would cook some rye, and put a bit of mycelium in there, shake? I have only inoculated rye jars with syringes before. Successfully.

Any thoughts appreciated!

zilch


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Re: Oyster mycelium on it's way [Re: zilch]
    #521229 - 01/15/02 01:47 AM (21 years, 8 months ago)

Hi,

Use pasteurized straw. Spawn it with rye. The mycellium of P. ostreatus is very aggressive (even more than the one of P. cubensis). I use transparent new rubbish bags to put the straw + rye. The fruitbodies will grow through the bags, when you put it into fruiting condition: 10 C to 15 C and diffuse light.

If you work clean you should do well. The most problematic thing would be to produce the spawn.

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Re: Oyster mycelium on it's way [Re: zilch]
    #523992 - 01/17/02 11:03 PM (21 years, 8 months ago)

hey, i've been looking for some edible mushroom mycelium....i cant find any. just a small amount of spawn would be nice, i can do the rest. so where do you obtain some for a reasonable price??


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Re: Oyster mycelium on it's way [Re: felix]
    #525666 - 01/19/02 03:12 PM (21 years, 8 months ago)

Does the H2O2 cloning tek work for Oyster mushrooms or does the H2O2 destroy the oyster mycelium?

- C


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Re: Oyster mycelium on it's way [Re: felix]
    #525671 - 01/19/02 03:26 PM (21 years, 8 months ago)

Felix I have several if your interested let me know


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Re: Oyster mycelium on it's way [Re: celsius]
    #525673 - 01/19/02 03:27 PM (21 years, 8 months ago)

It works for pink oysters celcius sao I assuming it will work with regular


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