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Date Created: 18 Oct 2018 2:48 PM Date Created
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Maitake Mushroom Cloning - Waiting to Fruit

rsc

18 Oct 2018

No signs of fruiting yet, although the mycelium has completely colonized the substrate.

I'm going to lower the temperature to 60F and raise the lighting and humidity levels to hopefully kickstart the fruiting phase.

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DAB over 7 years ago

How sensitive are these spores to light?
I though most fungi preferred low light?

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rsc over 7 years ago in reply to DAB

Hi DAB,
These are not spores, these are the mycelium that colonize from the spores. In the incubation phase, they like warmer temperatures (75F) and no light.
This is now the end of the incubation/colonization period, and the fruit (mushroom) will start to grow with added light, high humidity, and lower temperatures (60F)
Clear as mud?
Scott
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DAB over 7 years ago in reply to rsc

The Fungus is among us.
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DAB over 7 years ago in reply to rsc

The Fungus is among us.
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