Really Rhizomous Mycelial Growth

IHeartEntheogens · 06-01-09, 09:04

Hi all, A recent grow of mine has taken a wierd turn, I colonised some popcorn and then spawned to HPOO and straw(straight with no coir / verm), however the mycelial growth in these is really rhizomous - it is growing fast but doesnt seem to be colonising it fully but rather has just put out lots of root like white Rhizomes. it has been colonising now for 2 weeks (its not a large container) and im not sure how much longer to leave it before putting out to fruit - any ideas?

Thanks

coyoteyogi · 06-01-09, 09:08

Patience. It's growing. It's healthy. It's not contaminated. Patience.

Indonesia · 06-01-09, 09:32

switching substrates can change the appearance of the mycelium. foaf has an years old clone that looks linear on agar, linear/fluffy on rye, then get super rhizomorphic once its hits bulk subs. wait until subtrate is fully colonized b4 fruiting.

IHeartEntheogens · 06-01-09, 11:52

cool thanks guys - keep waiting I guess

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06-01-09, 09:04	#1 (permalink)
IHeartEntheogens Mycophiliac Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 84	Really Rhizomous Mycelial Growth Hi all, A recent grow of mine has taken a wierd turn, I colonised some popcorn and then spawned to HPOO and straw(straight with no coir / verm), however the mycelial growth in these is really rhizomous - it is growing fast but doesnt seem to be colonising it fully but rather has just put out lots of root like white Rhizomes. it has been colonising now for 2 weeks (its not a large container) and im not sure how much longer to leave it before putting out to fruit - any ideas? Thanks

06-01-09, 09:08	#2 (permalink)
coyoteyogi Mycophiliac Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 69	Hmmmm Patience. It's growing. It's healthy. It's not contaminated. Patience.

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06-01-09, 09:32	#3 (permalink)
Indonesia Mycotopiate Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 220	switching substrates can change the appearance of the mycelium. foaf has an years old clone that looks linear on agar, linear/fluffy on rye, then get super rhizomorphic once its hits bulk subs. wait until subtrate is fully colonized b4 fruiting.

06-01-09, 11:52	#4 (permalink)
IHeartEntheogens Mycophiliac Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 84	cool thanks guys - keep waiting I guess