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Pan Cyan aka Hawaiian Copelandia mushroom fruiting

I use marker all the time to see mycelium growth

LC with aeration

Airated LC experiment. Liquid Culture aeration tek

I'm going to make corn sterilization in the oven! Works great since I don’t have a PC yet

How to cut hole in a plastic tub for a SAB easy - details in description

If your wanting to inject water into your cakes use a marinade injector

The desiccants actually work really good - ground these shrooms up for blue honey earlier

I use red RTV to seal/glue in the hole (red RTV silicone)

Easiest lids to make. Have lasted through several PC cycles 2

Easiest lids to make. Have lasted through several PC cycles

Using stopcocks for LC jar you don’t have to remove your needles. You don’t leave the syringe attached, you close the valve and remove the syringe

Wanted to share my first grow setup. Growing in bags as well as 1 small tub. These are my two bags, today is day 6 after S2B #2

Wanted to share my first grow setup. Growing in bags as well as 1 small tub. These are my two bags, today is day 6 after S2B

Also you could put a marble in the jar prior to PC. It helps break up the mycelium. That was like 2 weeks worth of growth. Started from cultured agar

When agar plates are almost colonized you should put them in the fridge and it will slow down the growth

I store my agar plates in a dresser drawer right side up and I hardly have any condensation

Fully colonized grain should look something like this

I like to use a wine marker to mark the progress of the colonization

Tin foil hats removed - appreciate the advice and tips

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