"If you have unestablished fungus, you can actually taint the substrate if you go getting silly with the H2O2 slashig it all ove the place getting all fancy crazy with it."

well Id like to know others opinions on this matter. After all, if moes hunch is right, then a lot of teks on the grow/find section contain misinformation. I mean, in the sterile tissue cloning procedure it says to
take colonized fungus, dip it in 3% peroxide and 'fizz around for a while'. thats pretty fuzzy instructions to be in a tek. i cant remember said it, and i cant find the thread in a search, but someone once posted the correct concentrations of peroxide for various uses.

Ripper

She then innoculated. Let you know what happens. Oh, BTW there was some left over slurry and she put it in the fridge to store it and test its longevity, if its still alive.

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Originally posted by Moe Howard:
Alright. Peroxide is effective in keeping most molds from DEVELOPING.

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Replace DEVELOPING with germinating and you will be spot on... Already germinated mold spores will not be kept at bay by those levels of H2O2. Same with mushroom and other fungi. Spores will be neutralized by mycelium can grow through it.

The Learner

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