First Timer's Funny Bumpy Growth

freedom72 · 11-04-09, 00:49

Ok so this is my first experiment, I used BRF and Verm cakes, innoculated 6 jars half with Ecuador strain and half with the Cambodian.

I pulled two after a couple days of full colonization and the rest after about 5 days. I dunked all in water for 24 hours followed by a rinse, except one of the first two I pulled I only briefly rinsed because it already had some fruiting. They were put in a good chamber with soaked perlite

Within a a day or two one of the first two I had pulled out of the jars grew a couple bumps. I pulled it out and put it in isolation in a small cooler with a soaked napkin on the bottom and a plastic cover. This is what you see in the photo.

Any thoughts? Thanks!

freedom72 · 11-04-09, 04:48

http://forums.mycotopia.net/photo-ga...nt-growth.html (mutant growth??)

...so is this better than the actual fruit?

MLBjammer · 11-04-09, 04:53

No, it can be a sign of a disease. But sometimes those growths just happen.

P4ulada · 11-04-09, 05:29

No cap?! It´s a new generation? huhuhhu
Let it grow, just toss it and dunk with water bleached, just to safeness...

And congratz

freedom72 · 11-04-09, 16:32

Right on, glad it's nothing too devastating. Thanks!

Pirate · 11-04-09, 22:55

Iv heard that those growths are a sign your humidity is to high..not 100%

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11-04-09, 00:49	#1 (permalink)
freedom72 Mycophiliac Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 4	First Timer's Funny Bumpy Growth Ok so this is my first experiment, I used BRF and Verm cakes, innoculated 6 jars half with Ecuador strain and half with the Cambodian. I pulled two after a couple days of full colonization and the rest after about 5 days. I dunked all in water for 24 hours followed by a rinse, except one of the first two I pulled I only briefly rinsed because it already had some fruiting. They were put in a good chamber with soaked perlite Within a a day or two one of the first two I had pulled out of the jars grew a couple bumps. I pulled it out and put it in isolation in a small cooler with a soaked napkin on the bottom and a plastic cover. This is what you see in the photo. Any thoughts? Thanks! Attached Thumbnails

11-04-09, 04:48	#2 (permalink)
freedom72 Mycophiliac Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 4	nevermind! ..I think I'm rock n roll http://forums.mycotopia.net/photo-ga...nt-growth.html (mutant growth??) ...so is this better than the actual fruit?

11-04-09, 05:29	#4 (permalink)
P4ulada Mycotopiate Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 696	No cap?! It´s a new generation? huhuhhu Let it grow, just toss it and dunk with water bleached, just to safeness... And congratz __________________ *I don´t know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody.*

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11-04-09, 04:53	#3 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	No, it can be a sign of a disease. But sometimes those growths just happen.

11-04-09, 16:32	#5 (permalink)
freedom72 Mycophiliac Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 4	Right on, glad it's nothing too devastating. Thanks!

11-04-09, 22:55	#6 (permalink)
Pirate Mycophiliac Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 55	Iv heard that those growths are a sign your humidity is to high..not 100%