I have two cultures going right now. Both of them are made up of;

potting soil
wheat noodles
cracked corn
coffee grounds
Old chex mix I had laying around

The white "fuzz" mycelium attacked the wheat noodles and chex mix first and is slowly starting to move onto the corn and coffee ground. I'm gonna be gone for two days so i should see a vast difference when I get back.

My sanitation barrier is only a sheet of plastic wrap with pinholes over the inoculation sites. So far as I can tell there are no offensive odors (other than old soggy corn) and I dont see any contamination (molds, bruising, etc.)

The temperature constant falls between 68-80* fahrenheit.

I decided to make a grow log.

It has been two days and the mycelium has effected the entire top surface of the substrate. I think I will introduce light when it starts to get thick.

ive been wanting to grow some mushrooms for a long time now, i went and got everything for my (mushroom) grow then with the money i had for my spores, i went and used it for a bong lol, ill be looking forward to your grow log. just woundering did you use a spore print or syring??

scraped spores off of dried shrooms. The innoculation wasn't done with many sanitation measures but somehow there is no contamination as of yet.

thats good, good luck on your grow

I'm hoping

i dont know why people are worried about contamination......... dude they grow on shit!

im just about to start a cubensis grow myself, though i was always told to use only distilled water, brown rice powder, and fine grade vermiculite sterilized in jars to avoid contamination, is it really that easy that you can innoculate checks mix and get decent mycellial growth? wouldn't the salt dry them out???well whenever i get my lazy ass to starilize the substrate ill start a log as well.

Obviously you've never grown mushrooms. Try it than come back with how easy it is to not contaminate them.
Peace

Dude, I believe this would be too early to introduce light. The myc has to grow out completely, than you switch to fruiting, by changing your temps, the light is just to show the mushrooms in what direction to grow.
Also your temp is varying way too much. The temp needs to be a constant.
Try placing a heating pad under your grow.
Peace