Gt И Mexico Сеносолома И Навоз
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подскажите у кого есть опыт в создании отпечатков спор, я все сделал как написано (пусть и не в сверх стерильных условиях) шляпка гриба сначала почернела потом через пвру дней почернела еще сильней и выступила влага а потом на ней появилась волосатая плеснь и я ее выкинул :-!
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XztAeKjKHY[/media]
How to make a Spore Prints
Start by picking a mushroom that is approaching maturity, but not beginning to decay. (With many mushrooms this means it’s still convex in shape – not flat. For veiled mushrooms wait until the veil has torn from the mushroom cap)
If the gills (the pattern of lined flaps underneath the cap) of the mushroom are white, use colored paper – make your spore print on white or on foil.
Sever the cap from the stem, as close as you can without damaging the mushroom gills and place the cap gill-side down on the paper.
Cover the cap and paper with a bowl of cup face down.
You can also place a droplet of water on the cap – this sometimes helps spore release and prevents the caps from drying out.
Instructions were learned from the incredible text Mycelium Running by mushroom guru Paul Stamets.
Now all you have to do is wait. After about 12 hours, lift up the bowl and carefully remove your mushroom cap – you should see a pattern of spores that mirrors the gills of the mushroom. You can then either spray the paper with the kind of aerosol that is used for preserving chalk drawings, or you can let it air dry and store it in a plastic bag the spores can later be used for mushroom cultivation or microscopy. If you are using the print for identification, compare the color of the spores with the notes in your field guide.
внимание вопрос:
в чем была моя ошибка и как предотвратить ее появление? :-C
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XztAeKjKHY[/media]
How to make a Spore Prints
Start by picking a mushroom that is approaching maturity, but not beginning to decay. (With many mushrooms this means it’s still convex in shape – not flat. For veiled mushrooms wait until the veil has torn from the mushroom cap)
If the gills (the pattern of lined flaps underneath the cap) of the mushroom are white, use colored paper – make your spore print on white or on foil.
Sever the cap from the stem, as close as you can without damaging the mushroom gills and place the cap gill-side down on the paper.
Cover the cap and paper with a bowl of cup face down.
You can also place a droplet of water on the cap – this sometimes helps spore release and prevents the caps from drying out.
Instructions were learned from the incredible text Mycelium Running by mushroom guru Paul Stamets.
Now all you have to do is wait. After about 12 hours, lift up the bowl and carefully remove your mushroom cap – you should see a pattern of spores that mirrors the gills of the mushroom. You can then either spray the paper with the kind of aerosol that is used for preserving chalk drawings, or you can let it air dry and store it in a plastic bag the spores can later be used for mushroom cultivation or microscopy. If you are using the print for identification, compare the color of the spores with the notes in your field guide.
внимание вопрос:
в чем была моя ошибка и как предотвратить ее появление? :-C
Последнее редактирование модератором:
а смысл в фото - разве что джафару апетит портить ...если там ченый как чувак на моей аватарке гриб + плесень на шляпке сверху.. плесень я тебе могу пофоткать она во всех моих кейках присутствует притом там много разных видов :'-)
у тебя хороший результат Бро!!@swfmax,бро, у меня пока только вот такой опыт:
а пару дней, так это дохрена.....обычно 12-18 ч. достаточно.
я подозреваю что большая часть спор высыпалась еще в боксе (там под ними было аж както фиолотово) но я думал что у гриба ооочень много спор и решил его обрезать и произвести спороотделение X-D но по факту - лучшеб сожрал
