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Ripper
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Re: Tampa Cultivation

#86057 - 06/03/00 10:32 PM (23 years, 5 months ago)

I myself have been working with the tampensis strain, although fruiting has not been my goal. I am attempting sclerotia formation. I do not see a point in fruiting the strain besides taking prints(which is important, but not something that needs to be done EVERY batch). Sclerotia formation has to be one of the easiest damn things their is to do, innoculate, put in a dark place and come back a few months later. Fruiting of tampensis shouldn't be too difficult, ask workman, he has some good info on his site about tampensis cultivation.

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Re: Tampa Cultivation

[Re: Ripper]
#86058 - 06/04/00 01:25 AM (23 years, 5 months ago)

this is from the mushroom cultivator

spawn media: annual rye grass seed, wheat grass seed or rye grain.

fruiting substrate: cased rye grass seed (and possibly rye grain); leached cow manure; some potting soils; enriched malt agar media. this species will probably fruit on cased pasturized wheat straw.