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Psi. zapotecorum (pic)
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hmmm...these are my first mature (not fully) zapos ...still fighting with the conditions...of setup and casing...the substrate is grasseed...also birdseed seems to do fine , but these cakes are not fruiting yet...from the bigger caps id some sporeprints (nearly invisible) and also some clones from the stems...the spores germinated on MEA within 5 days..im planning to develop a better fruitable strain and change the conditions to more humidity....all suggestions are welcome!


BiO.


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Very Nice B.I.O.
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Wow, those are cool lookin.... :smile:

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Geil!

Is the stem floccosse? They look different than mine.
The cultures I have, fruit easily. I am actually fruiting them outside a terrarium within a plastic bag (just in the room). I have the cultures from the wild :wink:
I'll post the next days some new photos...

Elektrolurch

p.s. I'm still waiting for mail of you, Bio....


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