Sherlock Holmes

1dumbmyco · 04-10-05, 11:13

couldn't solve the mystery strain in the lousy picture. These cakes were started the same day as the SAs in 30 Daze thread. It was an unlabeled print on tyvek in a tiny ziplock so I can rule out 10-15 traders, as 3 known strains were recieved packaged somewhat like this but differently from 2 generous traders. My friend made the syringe the same night as the SAs and nooc'd the jars the next day 2/28. They are now fruiting well with strange gyrations and turns, though in the same container as the SA cakes which fruited more upward. They look a little like some of the PE pix of late but noone sent me a PE print to observe beneath the scope before turning over to my friend. Who knows????

destroy_erase_improve · 04-10-05, 11:21

the pic is kinda fuzzy, and im not really sure. i really cant tell strain from strain to be honest. i just wanted to say that the one acorn looking cap is rad!

spacecake · 04-10-05, 11:30

They look a little bit like my Huautla's,but you never now for sure, right !

1dumbmyco · 04-10-05, 12:31

Yeah, sorry about the fuzzy pic, I just stopped by for a few after doing laundry and wanted to be back home to watch the race. Space, it isn't huautla as I have my own prints on foil from his grows. Am anxious to see what his small casings do from WBS to compost, coir, worm poo and verm.

~Hippie3 · 04-12-05, 11:40

no way to be sure.
i have many prints of ??, too.

1dumbmyco · 04-12-05, 19:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hippie3

no way to be sure.
i have many prints of ??, too.

It is rather comical, thanks Hip. Here they after a few were grabbed yesterday before I went over to his place after work tonight. Yeee haw post 100 after the reset.

Lazlo · 04-12-05, 19:58

I'm going to strap myself to the tracks and say Treasure Coast!

1dumbmyco · 04-17-05, 11:24

Here are a couple of pics of small casings made with a Qt. of WBS spawned to compost, coir, verm and a dash of worm poo. Casing was 80% verm 20 % coir and some overlay occurred as a result of the nute rich case layer. 1st pic is from 4/16 second pic is from 4/17 as i just got back from his house.

04-17-05, 11:48

I dunno but I like em, they look cool, tell us how the trip is...

~Hippie3 · 04-17-05, 11:57

that's not overlay.

1dumbmyco · 04-18-05, 19:35

Oh goodness......

toad · 04-18-05, 19:46

I'll take one of those ? prints anyday.

destroy_erase_improve · 04-18-05, 19:49

lol oh my goodness is RIGHT! yummy tastey goodness that is

so no perlite in the tubs ? just mist when needed?

04-18-05, 20:12

wow.. good work DM.. looks like the mystery strain is a winner what ever it is

LOST

rocketman · 04-19-05, 10:47

they look an awful lot like taz or z to me bro, but i cant say for sure. nobody can, but its still fun to guess.. i really doubt itll matter much after a few gs

troutlips · 04-19-05, 12:13

I'm gonna say Haws or SA.

1dumbmyco · 04-24-05, 17:48

I too am thinking HAW based on photo obs only and a promised print but who knows. Here is pic of second flush pinning. As you can see his case shrank dramatically but recovered from a dunk nicely. As usual, the myc had eaten through the foil so a dunk proved challenging but he managed to improvise using a gallon ziplock and a Pint jar for weight. 32.7 gram dry weight from a tiny case is amazing.

~Hippie3 · 04-28-06, 20:33

maybe a pe6

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04-10-05, 11:13	#1 (permalink)
1dumbmyco Mycotopiate Join Date: Oct 1972 Posts: 468	Sherlock Holmes couldn't solve the mystery strain in the lousy picture. These cakes were started the same day as the SAs in 30 Daze thread. It was an unlabeled print on tyvek in a tiny ziplock so I can rule out 10-15 traders, as 3 known strains were recieved packaged somewhat like this but differently from 2 generous traders. My friend made the syringe the same night as the SAs and nooc'd the jars the next day 2/28. They are now fruiting well with strange gyrations and turns, though in the same container as the SA cakes which fruited more upward. They look a little like some of the PE pix of late but noone sent me a PE print to observe beneath the scope before turning over to my friend. Who knows???? Attached Thumbnails __________________ All Posts are for Microscopic purposes Only.

04-10-05, 11:21	#2 (permalink)
destroy_erase_improve Mycotopiate Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,172	the pic is kinda fuzzy, and im not really sure. i really cant tell strain from strain to be honest. i just wanted to say that the one acorn looking cap is rad! __________________ Destroy Erase Improve

04-10-05, 12:31	#4 (permalink)
1dumbmyco Mycotopiate Join Date: Oct 1972 Posts: 468	Yeah, sorry about the fuzzy pic, I just stopped by for a few after doing laundry and wanted to be back home to watch the race. Space, it isn't huautla as I have my own prints on foil from his grows. Am anxious to see what his small casings do from WBS to compost, coir, worm poo and verm. __________________ All Posts are for Microscopic purposes Only.

04-12-05, 19:58	#7 (permalink)
Lazlo old hand Join Date: Mar 1970 Posts: 7,731	I'm going to strap myself to the tracks and say Treasure Coast! __________________ How can you have any pudding, if you don't eat your MEAT?

04-10-05, 11:30	#3 (permalink)
spacecake Universal Photo Forum Mod Join Date: May 1972 Posts: 4,822	They look a little bit like my Huautla's,but you never now for sure, right !

04-12-05, 11:40	#5 (permalink)
~Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 42,677	no way to be sure. i have many prints of ??, too.

04-17-05, 11:24	#8 (permalink)
1dumbmyco Mycotopiate Join Date: Oct 1972 Posts: 468	Here are a couple of pics of small casings made with a Qt. of WBS spawned to compost, coir, verm and a dash of worm poo. Casing was 80% verm 20 % coir and some overlay occurred as a result of the nute rich case layer. 1st pic is from 4/16 second pic is from 4/17 as i just got back from his house. Attached Thumbnails __________________ All Posts are for Microscopic purposes Only.

04-17-05, 11:48	#9 (permalink)
~pissybee Guest Posts: n/a	I dunno but I like em, they look cool, tell us how the trip is...

04-17-05, 11:57	#10 (permalink)
~Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 42,677	that's not overlay.

04-18-05, 19:35	#11 (permalink)
1dumbmyco Mycotopiate Join Date: Oct 1972 Posts: 468	Oh goodness...... Attached Thumbnails __________________ All Posts are for Microscopic purposes Only.

04-18-05, 19:46	#12 (permalink)
toad Mycophiliac Join Date: Oct 1970 Posts: 41	I'll take one of those ? prints anyday. __________________ Go ahead, goathead.

04-18-05, 19:49	#13 (permalink)
destroy_erase_improve Mycotopiate Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,172	lol oh my goodness is RIGHT! yummy tastey goodness that is so no perlite in the tubs ? just mist when needed? __________________ Destroy Erase Improve

04-18-05, 20:12	#14 (permalink)
~lost_onabbey_rd Guest Posts: n/a	wow.. good work DM.. looks like the mystery strain is a winner what ever it is LOST

04-19-05, 10:47	#15 (permalink)
rocketman GATE KEEPER Join Date: Feb 1971 Posts: 5,058	they look an awful lot like taz or z to me bro, but i cant say for sure. nobody can, but its still fun to guess.. i really doubt itll matter much after a few gs __________________ "regret is the only way to lose the game." H3

04-19-05, 12:13	#16 (permalink)
troutlips VIP Moderator Join Date: Jun 1972 Posts: 1,434	I'm gonna say Haws or SA.

04-24-05, 17:48	#17 (permalink)
1dumbmyco Mycotopiate Join Date: Oct 1972 Posts: 468	I too am thinking HAW based on photo obs only and a promised print but who knows. Here is pic of second flush pinning. As you can see his case shrank dramatically but recovered from a dunk nicely. As usual, the myc had eaten through the foil so a dunk proved challenging but he managed to improvise using a gallon ziplock and a Pint jar for weight. 32.7 gram dry weight from a tiny case is amazing. Attached Thumbnails __________________ All Posts are for Microscopic purposes Only.

04-28-06, 20:33	#18 (permalink)
~Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 42,677	maybe a pe6

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