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Nope but i can make some in the futureAny home vids of your process?
hell yea
It was $30 so i built it around the fan yesBest to get the fan first or is it pretty much standard size?
Great job mani gotta read through this thread more, you guys got your stuff together!!!! i don't have a lot of experience with mushrooms but enough to make all the worst mistakes sometimes.. i only pick it up once every couple years so i gotta relearn some of the tech.
i used to just grow brf cakes but the last few times i did bulk mono tubs and i also tried some of those bags to grow some lion's mane in. i really liked the bags over the jars and want to try those again.
you guys are really inspiring!!!!
a pic from years ago...
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You can buy at Walmart cheapOh, way off. Makes more sense on how it stayed in the holes.
Is cheese cloth or gauze good? Anything from hospital would be sterilized and I can usually get unless special.
Other wise i’ll go Jack the Ripper on a throw pillow. (Hate them anyway. )
Sorry if stupid questions but better than stupid results.It was $30 so i built it around the fan yes
Yeah that and a clean area with no airflow to stir stuff up… i use a closet. Dam for a half gram these things are goodhell yea
a month to fully colonize or so?
polyfill uptop for air exchange but prevents bacteria getting through?
Only stupid question is one not asked bro… your bang onSorry if stupid questions but better than stupid results.
Drill is usually cleaner than punch or nail. If really large use a wood bit.guess i could get some polyfill soon, wouldnt hurt to add airflow for the germ huh
as long as kept in a still area.
figure a way to a punch a cleanish hole through the aluminum lid
I wouldn’t try not but for next time yeaguess i could get some polyfill soon, wouldnt hurt to add airflow for the germ huh
as long as kept in a still area.
figure a way to a punch a cleanish hole through the aluminum lid
Or a screwdriver they are 1/4 usuallyDrill is usually cleaner than punch or nail. If really large use a wood bit.
Phillips I assume. Flat head is to wide a blade and Robinson would be just silly.Or a screwdriver they are 1/4 usually
lil shroom buzz on way to make more shrooms
Drill is usually cleaner than punch or nail. If really large use a wood bit.
And done. Lost 150ml of agar to boil over, thinking as a result of the gasket issue, so only ended up doing 14 plates. The empty one will be used for a spore print per a recommendation another mycologist gave me for when you pulled too many plates from a sterile sleeve.
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I like playing with the coloring. At some point I'll get into adding antibiotics, but for now I just mess around with it, trying to figure out how it works.making/pouring agar is my favorite part of the whole process. always made me feel more of a scientist than a grower! i'm curious if you have any cons on using coloring in your agar?
i really like your new clean air setup... i'm just a glovebox pion! hehe
I like playing with the coloring. At some point I'll get into adding antibiotics, but for now I just mess around with it, trying to figure out how it works.
This batch of agar likely will get tossed though. Dunno if it was the coloring or the temperature fluctuations or if I fucked up while mixing it, but there were some solids in it while I was pouring.
I've done activated charcoal plates too, and don't like em. You can't shine a light through the plate and get a clear visual of what's happening whereas with coloring you can. Coloring can be tricky though because it can impact the visibility of contaminants. So, you gotta pick your colors wisely.
Oh neat idea...dyeing the agarI like playing with the coloring. At some point I'll get into adding antibiotics, but for now I just mess around with it, trying to figure out how it works.
This batch of agar likely will get tossed though. Dunno if it was the coloring or the temperature fluctuations or if I fucked up while mixing it, but there were some solids in it while I was pouring.
I've done activated charcoal plates too, and don't like em. You can't shine a light through the plate and get a clear visual of what's happening whereas with coloring you can. Coloring can be tricky though because it can impact the visibility of contaminants. So, you gotta pick your colors wisely.
gonna have to figure out how to make multi-colored ones to rep the patriots color scheme just for youi'm a raiders fan so black is my favorite agar color!
I do that for soft pots and stuff I put grommets in. Thought it would damage the punch. I also use a leather punch. Might try that too.i found a paper punch makes a perfect 1/4" hole, no burrs. a dull drill for other sizes.