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[kodiak]

Hope you like these pictures... cubensis of unkown origin
The cake grew in a tukey bag innoculated with spore solution
Birthed twelve days later and cased with verm and peat moss, then placed in a ten gallon tank (fruiting chamber)

The mix is: 3 cups shredded and pasteurized cow manure
5 cups vermiculite
1.5 cups pure water

...mix well and pressure cook for one hour

I used duct tape to stick a tyvek circle to a turkey bag for this experiment, filled with mix closed/sealed with tape and pressure cooked 60 - 70 minutes

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[Hippie3]

lookin' good

[Bobcat]

:flash: Nice!

[apokalypse]

Now those are purdy :cacti: :cacti: :greenboun

[apokalypse]

I really can't see any vert in any of those pictures. It just looks like the flash is reflecting off parts of the stem, I didn't really see any weird shapes like the vert thread had..

[kodiak]

a few hours later, this is when I like to harvest them, before most of the spores drop.
I should exchange the air more; two air exchanges is all I have been giving them, morning and evening. I have noticed similarities in the fruitbodies in this strain from cake to cake. some stems are more gnarly than others, some split/burst open. They are hollow stemmed (not solid like the Ban Hua Thanon I also have going) but they are SOLID. Sometimes they break at the base when they reach this size.

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[Hippie3]

might indeed be a bit of verticilium upper left of that picture, one pretty gnarly specimen i see there

[slide]

nice sublime cd