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i am unsure about this strain and dont know if it produces a good print.

I have an auto terrarium....no holes just a constant air flow from the pump and a atomizer that is set to go on for 30 minutes every 4 hours. The cake was a month old and just reached 100% . The cake next to it is from the same batch and today I woke up to pins on the normal looking one next to...

There was no reaction to peroxide when putting a few drops on it. You just might be right about the ventilation thing cause the jars had no breathing vents on the jars just a loosened upside down lids, thanks to the person that gave me this stock of jars.

i had someone confirm that it is indeed mycelium but now the question is, is it healthy for it to be so fluffy instead of ropey?

i put a cap of peroxide in the atomizer tub for sterile insurance but not on the growths. if this is healthy mycelium what do you recomend me doing at this point?

the mycelium on th back left cake is fluffy and wont stop growing. is this normal? what should i do?

Please view my post on fluffy Mycelium ...it would be greatly appreciated!

I have brown rice cakes that I just put in a fruiting chamber and the cake won't stop growing fluff. What should I do? Dunk, shock, or continue lighting cycle in chamber? Is this normal?