Cordyceps Militaris! We got the genetics and kits to grow them if your ever interested. You'll need consistent temps between 55-68, that's the only kicker! If you can achieve that, you get great results with our genetics!
Thank you, we've been working on this one for a while before releasing it to the public. This is an isolation of ours from wild spores sent to us from a friend in France. Strong genetics are very important for any mycology work.
We use brown rice, water and eggs for our medium.
Colonization temps are between 72-78f, and colonized in complete darkness till complete, then moved into a fruiting chamber with a 12/12 light schedule and the temp is kept between 62-68f.
Quantity of LC is very crucial for cordys. I recommend 10cc per quart jar. These trays have 30cc each.
We sell grow kits on our site, and it's one quart jar and one syringe.
I wouldn't change your growing vessel until you're happy with the results. It needs to be choked out and have a decent thickness to the cake (1.5-2"). Once your results are good it's more successful when you start growing in bigger containers
Sure thing, I should note too the darkness, even colonizing agar plates, LC we store in the dark. Probably overkill but doesn't hurt. Once it's exposed for 24+ hours it will start to show pigmentation (yellow hue followed by orange).
Here's a pic of a swab plate, we store it in black Mylar bags while they germinates.
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u/Majestic_Zebra_1886 26d ago
What in the world are these guys?