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I transferred those plates we talked about. I think you were right they seem to be healthy mycelium

This is APEs its pretty clearly contaminated but there is a small patch that looks ok. When should I move it to a new agar plate?

See the agar transfer sucked up the color? And the rings and the alternating types of mycelium growth

This one has some cool rings - mycelium growth on agar

This too, was once blue. Similar pink hues

I poured 10 plates and a couple jars all at the same time. Only one's questionable were the 2 above and the jar. But just to see what happens I'll transfer some

The reason I thought that was because I poured this jar with and didn't put anything in it #2

The reason I thought that was because I poured this jar with and didn't put anything in it

Agar plates and color changes with mycelium growth #2

Agar plates and color changes with mycelium growth

They were all a pretty royal blue. As you can see, three ate the color, while one did not. It’s just what they do. Well… some of them

This one will start making pinks and purples soon. You can see the very beginnings of pink around the cloned fruit in the middle. Tidal wave clone that grew in another dish

All the agar in this spawn jar was blue also

These agar plates were blue also. Started out slightly pink then turned in to this #2

These agar plates were blue also. Started out slightly pink then turned in to this

Started like this - mycelium on agar

This is both sides of one of the plates I posted here a bit ago with 30 drops blue dye per 400ml #2

This is both sides of one of the plates I posted here a bit ago with 30 drops blue dye per 400ml

New to agar. Put spores onto agar the other day. What are these small white dots?

Is it a bad sign to have growth on the surface of liquid culture? Looks like mycelium but I’ve never seen it grow on the top before

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