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I'm the one that found those and sent them in

the spores are very viable, those spores were sent in from a 1st generation indoor grow. (this strain is still being worked on with agar/current grows)

I am very very happy you have them, they pin prolifically and mature nicely. I now have second generation prints I am sending to FSRE.
The Oak Ridge strain has no residual radiation, however where found, there were some mutated specimens. The soil was tested for mercury that was near the find, no trace amounts. As far as nuclear irradiation, no way jose.

I can assure you, that you'll love that grow!

and so you will know, the wild find was a subcubensis, they are extremely potent, they have long yellow stems, and large bright orange caps. the ones in the picture on FSRE had sporulated on themselves.

please keep us posted as far as I know you're one of the first here to recieve these spores, other then amos, and myself, and i snt blutjager some.

these grow in normal cube parameters, but realllly like a bit more FAE then normal. quite a bit more. They make up for size in quantity. however, when using multispore, there are large ones that sprout out.

please keep me in mind when you grow them, and private message me here or post a log, or find me in #cultivation irc.shroomery.org

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I thought they were 10CC syringes, turns out they were 3cc

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Glad to see you getting more growing experience under your belt.
Good luck with your grow

nw_shroomy said:

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I thought they were 10CC syringes, turns out they were 3cc

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Glad to see you getting more growing experience under your belt.
Good luck with your grow

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