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EvilGir
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Agar cultivation

#520195 - 01/14/02 07:45 AM (22 years, 10 months ago)

I have just successfully grown some shrooms on brown rice cakes and successfully cased them which i am now happy with that technique. I have experience working successfully with agar plates while at colledge.And now I have decided
to grow shrooms this way via inoculating rye with mycelium.
So what are the advantages of growing this way over the PF method.

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Trail_Blazer
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Registered: 11/07/01
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Re: Agar cultivation

[Re: EvilGir]
#520199 - 01/14/02 07:57 AM (22 years, 10 months ago)

Faster colonization (relative to multi-spore innoculation)

Less chance of contam's because of faster colonization (relative to multi-spore innoculation)

If you clone (via agar) a strong fast growing mushroom you are pretty much guaranteed the fruits to be similiar size and the mycelium to spread faster than if doing multi-spore.

There ya go :smile:

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