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Hmm. Can't say I've heard those terms before. I presume they're some sort of hallgenic substance? Haha.

I appreciate yuh stopping in canndo, you seem to know your stuff

Still being new to this, i thought I did... Is casing not simply the act of adding a layer of sub on top? Or is casing always vermic?

Here we are, two days after fruiting conditions were set, and we have a bunch of little sprouts. Pics were taken just now.

Pics from tonight

Started my first grow of some golden teachers. I ordered some sterilized grain bags and a boomr bag from northspore.com. Ordered the spores from Michiganmyco., inoculated the grain on Feb 18, fully colonized by mid March. No contam, which I was very grateful for being my first attempt to grow...

I'll be patiently observing!

Don't forget to post what the weight is when you harvest it!

No worries my dude, as always happy growing!

I wouldn't say it's whorled phyllotaxy. That's a leaf mutation that renders the leafs unable to row more than 3 leaflets. Most commonly called, ducks foot. Polyploidism is something totally different.

It'll end up looking like a weed fudge-sicle when your done.

In my experience, It will be leafy. They're novelty and cool to look at if You've never grown one,but they are not desireable imo. Something messed up with the grow, or it's in it's genetics to spit one or two of these out. I wouldn't worry bout it, but definitely let it go longer than the rest...

Polyploid, I've had it happen only twice in my years of growing. Some say it's genetic,but on my plants, I think it was caused by some form of stress to the stem. Like super cropping or other form of traumatic training.

Meaning, why r u testing soil ph so vigorously over a year? Most of the manufacturers have spent years already doing that for us.

Do u require a very tight Ph range to grow whatever it is your growing?

4/4 look to be having problems my friend. All look root bound, and I'd say all are severely dehydrated looking at the color of the dirt and how the leaves are all drooping. The ph is also off in the three you mention having problems. But pot up firstly, get them roots some room to grow, use a...

In the soil

Ph issue

K.I.S.S. METHOD Keep it stupid simple Weed after it's harvested,can either be trimmed wet or hung and let to dry before trimming. Each way has distinct advantages and disadvantages. But drying should always be done in a relatively dry, cool, dark environment. Under 60% some would even argue...

Your dirt's too dirty