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OH here we go
The possible Tam 1-3 of 6 tubs all cased the 09-23
LOOK HERE see the blue???
See the non white???
ore Blue stuff forming on the Mycilium
From here on out this Tub is Number 2
The possible Tam 1-3 of 6 tubs all cased the 09-23
LOOK HERE see the blue???
See the non white???
ore Blue stuff forming on the Mycilium
From here on out this Tub is Number 2
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Okay and know the Fruit mostly just Tub 2 over the last couple of days....
Tub 2 on the 5th
Tub 2 on the 6th
Not number 2fruit pic from today
Tub 2 today
Okay there they are my Tubs. The hint of blue is more pronounced in person. And the greenish blueish stuff in the other pics is more greenish and only on the edges here an there where I think the bags where pokin through the lids.
Tub 2 on the 5th
Tub 2 on the 6th
Not number 2fruit pic from today
Tub 2 today
Okay there they are my Tubs. The hint of blue is more pronounced in person. And the greenish blueish stuff in the other pics is more greenish and only on the edges here an there where I think the bags where pokin through the lids.
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Are those the golden teachers?
So I have seen a big turn around in the pin set since I started misting a bit heavier. New white growth and in some tubs it seems to be takin over any discoloration.
Do you guys think the blue could be bruising on the myciliun?
So I have seen a big turn around in the pin set since I started misting a bit heavier. New white growth and in some tubs it seems to be takin over any discoloration.
Do you guys think the blue could be bruising on the myciliun?
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I love that forest you have there Auto. You'll have plenty for a reset now. Lookin fuckin great dude!!! I'd rep but need to spread it around. So here 
for now
for now
Okay and know the Fruit mostly just Tub 2 over the last couple of days....
Tub 2 on the 5th
Tub 2 on the 6th
Not number 2fruit pic from today
Tub 2 today
Okay there they are my Tubs. The hint of blue is more pronounced in person. And the greenish blueish stuff in the other pics is more greenish and only on the edges here an there where I think the bags where pokin through the lids.[/QUOTE
Can't really say to much about the contams. Your tubs are still looking good tho. Good work..:dance2:
I've had it before and how I got it was from opening the lid and water droplets fell off the lid. What it is I couldn't tell you. I can tell you this, I picked mine anyways. As long as your mushies don't have it they should be fine. You'll have to make that call your self. Some contams can be dangerous for your health.Blue-green Molds – Penicillium spp.
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Abundant blue-green spores are produced on the surface of the substrate. Similar to Aspergillus. Favorable conditions parallel those for the black whisker mold. Penicillium spp. utilize simple carbohydrates, as well as cellulose, starch, fat, and lignin. These fungi are very common on specialty mushrooms and are one of the chief concerns in agar and grain culture. Spores are airborne and ubiquitous.
Abundant blue-green spores are produced on the surface of the substrate. Similar to Aspergillus. Favorable conditions parallel those for the black whisker mold. Penicillium spp. utilize simple carbohydrates, as well as cellulose, starch, fat, and lignin. These fungi are very common on specialty mushrooms and are one of the chief concerns in agar and grain culture. Spores are airborne and ubiquitous.
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