Blue Meanie

M&M420 · 06-04-09, 14:12

Nothing special.Just a couple of little tester trays for me to see how well the strain grows.So far I've noticed it to be a fast colonizer and fast fruiter.When I first got the spores I looked for a grow to see what I should expect but couldn't find one(may be due to not searching well) and decided that I should post for an example of the strain.

PF cake<straw/hpoo 50/50

Spawned - 5/20
Fruiting conditions introduced - 5/25
First pin - 6/01
Full FAE - 6/04

johnnydigital · 06-04-09, 14:25

I had the pleasure of working with this 'strain' a few years ago. I find your observations to be spot on. It was one of my favorite's... very fast colonizer and very fast fruiter. Fruits are big, even on cakes and it drops a lot of spores. Don't remember anything special about the potency, but was definitely a good one to work with.

M&M420 · 06-05-09, 11:28

Om shanti · 06-05-09, 11:50

Beautiful mushrooms M&M..!!

seedlessstinky1 · 06-05-09, 12:19

I got a print of these i've been waiting to put into action...

Thanks for the write up and pics of what i should expect.

So you incubated at 80f and fruited at 72f-70f? Simple cube?

Cool they look like fun.

M&M420 · 06-05-09, 12:32

Yep I incubate at 80 but fruit at 72-74.I'm impressed with the ease and speed of this cube.Nice one to have for the collection.If potency is up I may be doing quite a bit more work with it.

johnnydigital · 06-05-09, 12:39

From what I remember, the potency wasn't bad at all. I do remember being very giggly.... I liked the sheer size of the fruits and their speed. Def a fun one to work with.... I found they did really well with bulk substrates.

M&M420 · 06-05-09, 13:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnnydigital

I found they did really well with bulk substrates.

Hope so cause that's what I got in the making.Want to get a few good clones out of the deal.

johnnydigital · 06-05-09, 13:08

Oh God, M&M, you will love them in a bulk, manure based sub. They grow to be bigguns!!! I've got some pics around here somewhere... let me try to find them. I had a bunch that grew as big as my arm!!

Shroomette · 06-05-09, 13:15

Excellent write up M&M420. I've been curious as well with this strain being that I couldn't find nothing in the Vaults on it yet. Definitely gonna have to try it out. Thanks great information.

johnnydigital · 06-05-09, 13:26

When I worked with this a few years ago, there was some confusion as to what exactly the 'blue meanie' strain was. There is a non-cubie species of magic mushroom that is commonly referred to as "Blue Meanie".. I believe it is a Gulf Coast species of mushroom. As for the cubie variety, I think I got mine from Ralphsters or Sporeworks back in the day. It was pretty new at that point, in 2003 I believe. But whatever it's origins are, it is a great one to play with. Didn't see many clusters, but from what I recall it grew big, tall, fat, singular towers of some straight up mushroom goodness.

M&M420 · 06-06-09, 10:48

Argghh the dreaded purple haze!!Really I just let them go so that I can get a bunch of prints.Moderate to heavy spore depositor and decent sized fruits with deep bluing.These suckers were deeply rooted though.Tore the substrate all to hell picking them.I think eats said that his compressed subs were much more resistant to this so that is what I'll do next time.Not a bad strain at all.Very happy with this one and looking forward to future trials with it.Thanks Hillbilly

BTW sub shrank from 2" to 1"!!

cap · 06-06-09, 10:52

gonna do some printing?

M&M420 · 06-06-09, 10:56

Yep.U want one?

cap · 06-06-09, 10:59

sure, why not!

M&M420 · 06-06-09, 11:01

I heard that lol.Shoot me a pm with a safe addy and I'll see what I can do for ya

johnnydigital · 06-06-09, 11:02

Nice! Those are picture perfect man... exactly how I remember them suckers. Fruits are pretty dense too.

cap · 06-06-09, 11:02

im moving let us know when the prints are dry!

thanks much

prism · 06-06-09, 11:10

Nice looking boomers thar!!

sangraal · 06-06-09, 11:13

Beautiful grow! Congrats! BM was the first I had the opportunity to grow and I got nothing of the sorts.

Getitosis · 06-06-09, 16:58

those look tasty!

how large was the largest cap?

eatyualive · 06-06-09, 17:25

wow very cool.

archive material

you don't see many grows on this strain. i think this is the first good grow ive seen off of it.

cap · 06-06-09, 21:06

u mean first in a while...

check the old boards numerous folks have had success but not lately.
including me

i dont thinkn it was ever archived tho (and my nic wunt cap back then either

)

maybe the strains degraded?

stimpy · 06-07-09, 00:01

got some big ol caps could make a double bacon cheezburger with them

Getitosis · 06-07-09, 00:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by stimpy

got some big ol caps could make a double bacon cheezburger with them

well hell yeah! lets do some grillin!

those look great though! bang up job there I do say ole chap!

cap · 06-07-09, 01:28

they sure do look juicy enough for a burger!

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06-04-09, 14:12	#1 (permalink)
M&M420 Voyager Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,455	Blue Meanie Nothing special.Just a couple of little tester trays for me to see how well the strain grows.So far I've noticed it to be a fast colonizer and fast fruiter.When I first got the spores I looked for a grow to see what I should expect but couldn't find one(may be due to not searching well) and decided that I should post for an example of the strain. PF cake<straw/hpoo 50/50 Spawned - 5/20 Fruiting conditions introduced - 5/25 First pin - 6/01 Full FAE - 6/04 Attached Thumbnails

06-05-09, 11:28	#3 (permalink)
M&M420 Voyager Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,455	Attached Thumbnails

06-05-09, 11:50	#4 (permalink)
Om shanti S.W.I.M. in H.POO Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,299	Beautiful mushrooms M&M..!! __________________ The most important thing is to find out what is the most important thing.-S. Suzuki

06-05-09, 12:19	#5 (permalink)
seedlessstinky1 Stinks Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 1,480	I got a print of these i've been waiting to put into action... Thanks for the write up and pics of what i should expect. So you incubated at 80f and fruited at 72f-70f? Simple cube? Cool they look like fun. __________________ Cognition of truth brings liberation from all restrictions

06-04-09, 14:25	#2 (permalink)
johnnydigital Former Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 713	I had the pleasure of working with this 'strain' a few years ago. I find your observations to be spot on. It was one of my favorite's... very fast colonizer and very fast fruiter. Fruits are big, even on cakes and it drops a lot of spores. Don't remember anything special about the potency, but was definitely a good one to work with.

06-05-09, 12:32	#6 (permalink)
M&M420 Voyager Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,455	Yep I incubate at 80 but fruit at 72-74.I'm impressed with the ease and speed of this cube.Nice one to have for the collection.If potency is up I may be doing quite a bit more work with it.

06-05-09, 12:39	#7 (permalink)
johnnydigital Former Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 713	From what I remember, the potency wasn't bad at all. I do remember being very giggly.... I liked the sheer size of the fruits and their speed. Def a fun one to work with.... I found they did really well with bulk substrates.

06-05-09, 13:08	#9 (permalink)
johnnydigital Former Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 713	Oh God, M&M, you will love them in a bulk, manure based sub. They grow to be bigguns!!! I've got some pics around here somewhere... let me try to find them. I had a bunch that grew as big as my arm!!

06-05-09, 13:15	#10 (permalink)
Shroomette Fairy Princess Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 2,939	Excellent write up M&M420. I've been curious as well with this strain being that I couldn't find nothing in the Vaults on it yet. Definitely gonna have to try it out. Thanks great information. __________________ "If I'm not seen in this world.I'm lost in my own lil world"!!!

06-05-09, 13:26	#11 (permalink)
johnnydigital Former Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 713	When I worked with this a few years ago, there was some confusion as to what exactly the 'blue meanie' strain was. There is a non-cubie species of magic mushroom that is commonly referred to as "Blue Meanie".. I believe it is a Gulf Coast species of mushroom. As for the cubie variety, I think I got mine from Ralphsters or Sporeworks back in the day. It was pretty new at that point, in 2003 I believe. But whatever it's origins are, it is a great one to play with. Didn't see many clusters, but from what I recall it grew big, tall, fat, singular towers of some straight up mushroom goodness.

06-06-09, 10:48	#12 (permalink)
M&M420 Voyager Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,455	Argghh the dreaded purple haze!!Really I just let them go so that I can get a bunch of prints.Moderate to heavy spore depositor and decent sized fruits with deep bluing.These suckers were deeply rooted though.Tore the substrate all to hell picking them.I think eats said that his compressed subs were much more resistant to this so that is what I'll do next time.Not a bad strain at all.Very happy with this one and looking forward to future trials with it.Thanks Hillbilly BTW sub shrank from 2" to 1"!! Attached Thumbnails

06-06-09, 10:52	#13 (permalink)
cap ~~ confusion's prince ~~ Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 4,559	gonna do some printing? __________________ www.gdradio.net www.phillesh.net "i dont know, maybe it was the roses...."

06-06-09, 10:56	#14 (permalink)
M&M420 Voyager Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,455	Yep.U want one?

06-06-09, 10:59	#15 (permalink)
cap ~~ confusion's prince ~~ Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 4,559	sure, why not! __________________ www.gdradio.net www.phillesh.net "i dont know, maybe it was the roses...."

06-06-09, 11:01	#16 (permalink)
M&M420 Voyager Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,455	I heard that lol.Shoot me a pm with a safe addy and I'll see what I can do for ya

06-06-09, 11:02	#17 (permalink)
johnnydigital Former Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 713	Nice! Those are picture perfect man... exactly how I remember them suckers. Fruits are pretty dense too.

06-06-09, 11:02	#18 (permalink)
cap ~~ confusion's prince ~~ Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 4,559	im moving let us know when the prints are dry! thanks much __________________ www.gdradio.net www.phillesh.net "i dont know, maybe it was the roses...."

06-06-09, 11:10	#19 (permalink)
prism Running from My Mycelium Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 3,925	Nice looking boomers thar!! __________________ No matter how pretty the fire is, dont touch it!

06-06-09, 11:13	#20 (permalink)
sangraal Gnowledge in Gnature Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 1,000	Beautiful grow! Congrats! BM was the first I had the opportunity to grow and I got nothing of the sorts. __________________ The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the mind to correlate all it's contents.- HP Lovecraft

06-06-09, 16:58	#21 (permalink)
Getitosis fallible learner Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 229	those look tasty! how large was the largest cap?

06-06-09, 17:25	#22 (permalink)
eatyualive ExoCannibalist Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 5,064	wow very cool. archive material you don't see many grows on this strain. i think this is the first good grow ive seen off of it. __________________ Click for Eat's Reference

06-06-09, 21:06	#23 (permalink)
cap ~~ confusion's prince ~~ Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 4,559	u mean first in a while... check the old boards numerous folks have had success but not lately. including me i dont thinkn it was ever archived tho (and my nic wunt cap back then either ) maybe the strains degraded? __________________ www.gdradio.net www.phillesh.net "i dont know, maybe it was the roses...."

06-07-09, 00:01	#24 (permalink)
stimpy rawr Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 411	got some big ol caps could make a double bacon cheezburger with them __________________ RAWWR

06-07-09, 01:28	#26 (permalink)
cap ~~ confusion's prince ~~ Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 4,559	they sure do look juicy enough for a burger! __________________ www.gdradio.net www.phillesh.net "i dont know, maybe it was the roses...."

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