Sa pics

dial8 · 03-12-07, 10:53

Lc clone to grain to straw/cream oh wheat/verm. Thin verm casing layer.

oibchip · 03-12-07, 11:28

Them r Perty

jrogers311 · 03-12-07, 11:59

Nice 8

GoVols · 03-12-07, 12:45

To get big pretty ones like that, do you really need genetic sellection (cloaning them) or is the size and looks a result of a deep substrate and good conditions?

Nice job either way.

dial8 · 03-12-07, 13:06

Cloning helps as well as substrate depth and type. Now those in the pics really are not all that big. They are big for the substrate amount. That is a quarts sized tupperware container. I really think using verm in a rez effect really helps with size to.

The substrate consists of about 1 part straw, just a little cream of wheat ( He eye balled it) and about 0.25 parts verm. Then cased with straight fine verm.

CoyoteMesc · 03-12-07, 14:22

nice 8

a friend of mine has pint jars almost finished
colonizing, he thought about not birthing and
just doing something similar to what you did there.
Did you have any smaller ones at the bottom
that couldn't make it to the top? Or did it not pin on the lower sides?

dial8 · 03-12-07, 14:36

Yes there was some side pinning. He never worries much about that. Let it go one flush then remove the substrate and pick off the ones on the sides. Or keep the sides covered through out colonization and fruiting.

Mermaidia · 03-12-07, 15:01

You got my nomination!

golly · 03-12-07, 19:21

Cool 8.....So what kinda nutes does cream o wheat have and did you cook it up first...?

dial8 · 03-13-07, 08:53

ITs ground wheat. To eat it you add water and nuke it for about 1 minute. Kind of like grits. It swells and gets soft.

He did not cook it first. He just added it to the pasteurization pot with the straw and verm.

fahtster · 03-13-07, 12:39

nice D8!

very pretty.

fahtster

Freaky · 03-15-07, 21:11

Dial8 very nice SA's!!!! Pretty caps!

I like to use coco wheats hehe. Something about them the mycelium seems to love.

dial8 · 03-16-07, 09:35

Coco wheats? Sounds interesting and tasty. What is it?

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03-12-07, 10:53	#1 (permalink)
dial8 Un Undead ***er8tor Join Date: Jun 1976 Posts: 3,185	Sa pics Lc clone to grain to straw/cream oh wheat/verm. Thin verm casing layer. Attached Thumbnails

03-12-07, 13:06	#5 (permalink)
dial8 Un Undead ***er8tor Join Date: Jun 1976 Posts: 3,185	Cloning helps as well as substrate depth and type. Now those in the pics really are not all that big. They are big for the substrate amount. That is a quarts sized tupperware container. I really think using verm in a rez effect really helps with size to. The substrate consists of about 1 part straw, just a little cream of wheat ( He eye balled it) and about 0.25 parts verm. Then cased with straight fine verm. Last edited by dial8 : 03-16-07 at 09:37.

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Mermaidia Sober Sister Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 3,030	You got my nomination! __________________ Don't let your gift take you somewhere your character can not keep you.

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fahtster VIP Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,419	nice D8! very pretty. fahtster __________________ FAHT'S TEK'S INDEX It's All Going Onward in One Direction, Yo. Magenta Green

03-12-07, 11:28	#2 (permalink)
oibchip Space Lord Modulator Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 5,066	Them r Perty

03-12-07, 11:59	#3 (permalink)
jrogers311 Mycotopiate Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 392	Nice 8

03-12-07, 12:45	#4 (permalink)
GoVols Former Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 275	To get big pretty ones like that, do you really need genetic sellection (cloaning them) or is the size and looks a result of a deep substrate and good conditions? Nice job either way.

03-12-07, 14:22	#6 (permalink)
CoyoteMesc KEY MASTER Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 3,517	nice 8 a friend of mine has pint jars almost finished colonizing, he thought about not birthing and just doing something similar to what you did there. Did you have any smaller ones at the bottom that couldn't make it to the top? Or did it not pin on the lower sides?

03-12-07, 14:36	#7 (permalink)
dial8 Un Undead ***er8tor Join Date: Jun 1976 Posts: 3,185	Yes there was some side pinning. He never worries much about that. Let it go one flush then remove the substrate and pick off the ones on the sides. Or keep the sides covered through out colonization and fruiting.

03-12-07, 19:21	#9 (permalink)
golly modapotato Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 5,670	Cool 8.....So what kinda nutes does cream o wheat have and did you cook it up first...?

03-13-07, 08:53	#10 (permalink)
dial8 Un Undead ***er8tor Join Date: Jun 1976 Posts: 3,185	ITs ground wheat. To eat it you add water and nuke it for about 1 minute. Kind of like grits. It swells and gets soft. He did not cook it first. He just added it to the pasteurization pot with the straw and verm.

03-15-07, 21:11	#12 (permalink)
Freaky Magik Mod Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 2,518	Dial8 very nice SA's!!!! Pretty caps! I like to use coco wheats hehe. Something about them the mycelium seems to love. __________________ Get On The Good Foot

03-16-07, 09:35	#13 (permalink)
dial8 Un Undead ***er8tor Join Date: Jun 1976 Posts: 3,185	Coco wheats? Sounds interesting and tasty. What is it?

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