fruiting invitro

mushroommaster7 · 06-10-09, 14:41

how long, on average, does it take for fruits to fully develop utilizing the invitro method? i know it probably varies drastically but is there some average you guys/gals experience?

mycowarrier · 06-10-09, 18:02

Yea there are alot of variables to invitro fruiting. I had PF-classic pinning on rye berries inadvertantly in about two weeks. I have found that packing your jars very lightly will decrease the time to pinning. A jar filled one third before PC and shaken until there is alot of air spaces before innoc seems to help. Myc runs out of food quicker and has more FAE.

Hippie3 · 06-10-09, 18:16

roughly 2 weeks after full colonization and the introduction of light

mushroommaster7 · 06-10-09, 18:46

and this process could be possibly quickened by some fresh air every couple days?... or is that only effective for establishing myc faster...?

Hippie3 · 06-10-09, 19:00

some fresh air is beneficial, yes.

mushroommaster7 · 06-10-09, 19:11

i wish you would write a myclopedia hippie, you're knowledgeable enough, i can see it on the shelf in borders now...

it sounds cool

floppypeter · 06-10-09, 20:25

ime, if you expose the substrate to light during the colonization phase of an invitro project it speeds the time to fruit by several days to a week. I have tried this with my invitro salad bowls (Invitro PESA, Salad Bowlin' tek) * if a mod could re-size this picture for me i'd appreciate it , I tried with no luck, thank's

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mushroommaster7 mycopsychologist Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 893	fruiting invitro how long, on average, does it take for fruits to fully develop utilizing the invitro method? i know it probably varies drastically but is there some average you guys/gals experience? __________________ Ginseng Some preparations have resulted in a headache, tremulousness, and manic-like symptoms (Anon, 1989).

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mycowarrier VIP Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 950	Yea there are alot of variables to invitro fruiting. I had PF-classic pinning on rye berries inadvertantly in about two weeks. I have found that packing your jars very lightly will decrease the time to pinning. A jar filled one third before PC and shaken until there is alot of air spaces before innoc seems to help. Myc runs out of food quicker and has more FAE. __________________ Everybody is entitled to my opinion

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Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 43,266	roughly 2 weeks after full colonization and the introduction of light __________________ visit dial-a-hippie .

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mushroommaster7 mycopsychologist Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 893	and this process could be possibly quickened by some fresh air every couple days?... or is that only effective for establishing myc faster...? __________________ Ginseng Some preparations have resulted in a headache, tremulousness, and manic-like symptoms (Anon, 1989).

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Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 43,266	some fresh air is beneficial, yes. __________________ visit dial-a-hippie .

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mushroommaster7 mycopsychologist Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 893	i wish you would write a myclopedia hippie, you're knowledgeable enough, i can see it on the shelf in borders now... it sounds cool __________________ Ginseng Some preparations have resulted in a headache, tremulousness, and manic-like symptoms (Anon, 1989).

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floppypeter tra la la Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 1,229	ime, if you expose the substrate to light during the colonization phase of an invitro project it speeds the time to fruit by several days to a week. I have tried this with my invitro salad bowls (Invitro PESA, Salad Bowlin' tek) * if a mod could re-size this picture for me i'd appreciate it , I tried with no luck, thank's __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] WE FUNK RADIO

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