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Clean it really really well and then clean it again. You should be good.

Old old tech. But not for fruit. 0

It's pretty easy But you want the correct ratio of sweetener. I can't recall what that is, 4 percent?

Watch close. If it doesn't move at all in two days you may be contaminated.

Indeed. If he has a true hepa and a whole room air management system it could be deemed sterile. But the art is in doing sterile work quickly, keeping that which must be sterile in unitized containers like bags or jars or dishes and then constructing your substrates to be resistant to...

Looks like trich. Can't be sure tho. it's in a sealed bag. Take it to your trash bin and chuck it still sealed. Just one puff into the atmosphere of your home will permanently alter your ability to grow more. Trich spores are adhesive and so they don't tend to spread on their own through...

No, you need two spores that are complementary

Aztecs never smoked them. You all got that from a series of books , "the teachings of don juan" by Carlos castenada. The author made it all up.

Your "mud" is likely a bacterial contamination. If it smells like rotten apples you need to toss it.

Too early.

I have yet to see a study to this effect. I have personally had mushrooms that blue in the extreme AND those that show only the lightest bruise and their potency was near identical. There is rarely a significant difference in similarly grown, similarly picked potency if fruit. The varying...

Not if it's not completely sterile. Expose your grain to the air for a few seconds and you will get green or blue or red or pink or black or gray in short order.

Well Not really. There is no direct correlation between bruising and potency

They bruise blue nicely. I like the heavy bruisers. Keep your eyes open, eventually you will encounter a green bruising variety.

He'll of a good job dude!

Ok. It should grow even on corn mushrooms. If you can shake the jar, it is likely ok. Wait. Hang on. I once got a batch of corn that I found would not grow anything. Turns out that the popcorn was treated with fungicide. Don't use that corn, try a different brand. I recall I was...

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I'm sorry, but it is possible that your syringe is bad. Are there any particles evident in it? The failure can be: Bad syringe Substrate too hot at inniculation Too little air in the jar (not likely) Substrate too dry. If you have NOTHING growing in the jar, you can use the jar again. If...

Then let's put it this way, have gays always had the right to a state marriage license?

Correct, no one would have that right. Of course the particulars depend on the government we are talking about. The default is legal, not illegal. Perhaps that is where you are confused.