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I have 2 bags and I forgot to whipe the injection port on the first one I did. They are 9 days old now i did about 4cc each bag and have a good amount of mycelium growing in both, ide say bottom is about 30% covered. I'm gonna let it keep going until around maybe 3 weeks and then break it up. I guess only time will tell if they have any contam but so far so good 🤞. I also did 3 uncle bens bags with about 1cc each the same day as i did the bags, just to use the last bit of syringe. They also have a good amount of mycelium growing.

​@@andrespaz989 bro you are supposed to break and shake when the bag is about 20-30% colonized, it will save you time trust me, I did not break and shake in my first grow and it took incruciantingly long compared to my more smarter second flush.

ask chatgpt bro. mist and indirect light is needed

No. You need mycelium(on agar, or in an LC Syringe), or spores to I make the liquid culture grow.

maybe ppl are sharing with their partner or friends and other family members? I don’t think it’s necessarily about them eating that much and wanting larger yields. I would prefer a larger yield so i don’t have to have bags going all the time. Just saying

​@@GingeReneethat's a very good point my friend. However that's illegal (distribution) in 99.9 percent of american cities. I know, its a law a we bend, but, not something I condone.

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​@@cmmnsenserules4339Okay, officer buzzkill

I eat that much because I have a job😂 (don’t actually eat that much)

That's the same thing

@@gneterking4036 Im still learning, but pretty sure it’s not necessarily the same thing.

@@gneterking4036 um no it is definitely not the same thing, spores have to germinate to create mycelium and the genetics are random. Liquid culture is actual mycelium suspended in nutrient fluid. Also yes you can inject with liquid culture.

Yes, You can noc up an lc jar with a liquid culture syringe, a colonized agar wedge, or if you have no choice a spore syringe (spores are inherently dirty)

Yea, just keep a little air gap so your lens does not fog up!

You need light for the 2nd part, any room/sunlight will do!

@@MidwestGrowKits Thanks!

I'm growing right now. Works perfectly. Just takes time.

I have done it myself and seen thousands of others do it online. The shit doesn't care if it's in a bag or a plastic container. It still grows lol

It’s optional.

As a beginner and a complete over thinker I agree this would drive me nuts in situations like this I just go with the number in the middle and say a prayer to a god

2-5, you can do the full 10cc if you want it to colonize faster, be sure to move the needle around so it has more surface area to colonize. Getting some of the liquid along the sides is good so you can see it colonize sooner

Distilled water

Thank you for your response, just started my first grow , can’t wait 🙂

@@mikeloadahow did the grow go? i just started this week. Bought 3 syringes of different strains and inoculated a bunch of different mediums. I’m trying a bunch of teks out to give myself the best chance at getting a harvest in a couple months.

@@GingeReneeI’m at the fruiting stage at the moment but looks good so far just been a slower process than it should of been because I think the temperature i have been growing at was to low I think, still not sure if it will fruit I should of done more than one to increase my chances

@@GingeReneeif it doesn’t work I will definitely try again with a heated grow box

This may be metabolites that the mycelium produces. You will need to open the bag once it is fully colonized, and smell the contents. IF they smell like soil, you should be good. If it smells like garbage or rotten food, it is contaminated.

How many CC did you inject? If parts of the grain seem to not want to colonize it's usually a sign of infection, even if something isn't growing there it usually means there's something you can't see that the mycelium is fighting against or can't attach to... 2 months usually should be fully colonized assuming you injected 2-5cc

I would try mixing it around and seeing what happens, but youre probably past it by this point

Yep no grow. Full 10 cc

@markkoster1070 probably had a contamination... if it's over hydrated it won't do good, that's the only downside to using full 10cc, but that means it was probably over hydrated when you got it

And now I can’t by spores anymore. Unless you know where to get them

😂😂😂

As long as it was done sterile, you can just cover that with either micropore paper tape, or a breathable bandaid. It should be ok.

You can use a grow light there hotter than normal bulbs and sufficient replicate the effect from the suns light just go to a gardening place and tell them you have you inherited a plant you can't remember what it's called but the previous owner told you to get a grow light they'll hook you right up

I haven't had any problems with them

Noticed in the video they didn't use micro pore tape on the injection site. Did you do the same? If you didn't, that could have increased contamination risk. Trying to make sure I don't accidentally make a mistake with mine.

@@FlintAntlers1There’s no reason to use micropore on the injection port. It’s supposed to seal up anyway when the needle is removed. I just put some packing tape over it to be extra sure nothing can get in. Not sure why so many say to use the micropore for this purpose.

@@sixandup939 rather safe than sorry i guess. Assumed micro pore tape would be the way to go since it's mentioned in many tutorials and also not too expensive

​@FlintAntlers micropore tape is used to filter contam while letting air exchange happen. With the injection port, you don't need air exchange, having a complete seal would be the safest. If the self healing port works, nothing needed, if it doesn't, more than micropore tape should be used to be safe. There should be an air exchange filter already on whatever grow bags you use, bought or diy

You're probably fine if the bag is all white with mycelium. The colonization alone takes 3-4 weeks, more for some species.

There's 2 different types of spores you can start with. One grows a lot faster I think.

You get more surface area in a tub so bigger yield. But you have to be more careful with contamination risks, so take care when transferring. Better to learn how to inoculate grain and spawn to bulk. It'll be cheaper and faster than these kinds of all-in-one bags. They're fine for very beginners, but I moved on quickly from them because of how long they took for such small yields.

@@KMFDM_Kid2000I’m ok with smaller yields , with my little research contamination seems to be a really big deal. I tried a year ago with jars and really didn’t know what I was doing. One got contamination and I didn’t identify it fast enough and ruined the whole batch. I’m trying again. I bought a bag from another company and mycelium did begin , was very slow. I did a break and shake and it really hasn’t come back visibly yet. Been a week. I bought to bags from this company so I have more potential for success. With these bags would you say I really don’t run a high risk of contamination ?

I bought two of these bags and I'm just starting growing but part of me feels like this is all a scam. I have random mushrooms growing off of wood in my basement lol. Mushrooms grow outside with no help. The next syringe I buy, I'm just injecting It straight into the ground in my backyard 😅

@@TheLuckyShepherd I tried growing once a couple years ago in jars and failed. Found these bags. First try and it worked. Be very sterile for the first steps of inoculation, and then acquire patience. Just let the spores do their thing. Getting good spores is probably the only thing you need to worry about

The one thing I learned since I been growing, is no matter what never expect success.

It should ,just may take a little longer

If it isn't contaminated, it'll still colonize. Might take longer because things have to reconnect and such. But shrooms especially something easy like Golden Teachers/B+ are quite forgiving and are a tough strain that can take a lot of mistakes and still grow well.

@@KMFDM_Kid2000I hope so, cause I have golden teachers and I may have did my break and shake too early. I’m just leaving it be now. I think patience is really required. I also hope these bags really lower the chances of failure due to contamination. I tried jars but that didn’t go well. I have three bags at different stages so hopefully I up my chances for success. This definitely isn’t easy and there’s so much to learn. Everyone says be super sterile which I have been, but in these videos I see a lot of bare hand handling .

@@michaelharris8354 any update?

@@michaelharris8354 I have not had good luck with all in one bags. But I did produce nearly 4 ounces dry from 6 Uncle Ben's Ready Rice bags. I would highly recommend that method. Cheap, easy, efficient, and effective. Your sterile technique still needs to be impeccable though. I was a nurse for 14 years prior to my current profession, so that taught me how to keep things clean and sterile while working. It's been effective so far. I had a very nice harvest of some Albino Texas PE6 and I'm working on growing some clones in agar. It's going to be a very fine summer this year. I love the Uncle Ben's Tek. So cheap and easy to do.