Cloning

eskimojones · 07-22-09, 15:50

If you grow a specimen on brf/verm and clone it, will it grow the same on a different substrate such as rye?

MLBjammer · 07-22-09, 16:35

Yes, it will. I have found in my experiments that clones mostly do better on the substrate from which they were cloned--i.e., PF cake multispore to PF cake clone. If you want to spawn, just take a cheese grater and grind the colonized cakes up to whatever bulk you are using. But your clone tissue will colonize the rye as well. Good luck!

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eskimojones Mycophiliac Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 6	Cloning If you grow a specimen on brf/verm and clone it, will it grow the same on a different substrate such as rye?

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07-22-09, 16:35	#2 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Yes, it will. I have found in my experiments that clones mostly do better on the substrate from which they were cloned--i.e., PF cake multispore to PF cake clone. If you want to spawn, just take a cheese grater and grind the colonized cakes up to whatever bulk you are using. But your clone tissue will colonize the rye as well. Good luck!