How To Grow Unlimited Mushrooms With Liquid Culture!
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- Опубликовано: 11 авг 2020
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In this video i demonstrate how to make a liquid culture of any mushroom species using Karo light corn syrup. This method is bare bones intro to liquid culture. Showing the most basic entry to grow mushrooms.
EDIT:
Use PAPER micropore tape, not plastic micro pore tape. You may use a steam canner (2 hours) to sterilize your culture media instead of a Pressure cooker. using a pressure cooker sometimes will caramelize the sugars (bad) due to the high temp.
In this video i demonstrate how to make a liquid culture of any mushroom species.
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Red rtv high temp silicone- Lowe’s/homedepot/any car place. Use this instead of the tape and it’s a self healing injector port
It's a beautiful thing to be honest
But doesn't this eliminate air exchange? I thought that was the point of using micropore tape
@@DAAI741 drill a separate hole for either poly fill (have to be careful not to get that wet) or look up hydrophobic syringe filters and google that with mushroom and you should find the size you need and videos on how to drill and attach to canning jars
Out of all the videos I've watched on liquid cultures this answered all my questions and was the simplest to follow, thank you! 🍄🌱
No problem! Thanks for watching, Check out this updated video!
ruclips.net/video/JYl_UnYK_kU/видео.html
I love that u simplified things with a single hole. Not ideal for larger scale production but so simple for the small home farms. Thanks
I admire your patience, the amount of already answered questions (particularly the marble confusion 😆) is staggering. Thank you for the information.
😂 Thank you for watching!
Wow.... this is a very good idea to have a plethora of any type of species on hand at any given time. Thanks for the knowledge.
I'm so glad to fall down this rabbit hole because of this video....
I have lots and lots of questions because I am in the first phase of broke boi Tek, about to move into the monotub. I subscribed for all!
Best tat ever!!
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Don't mind me....Just gonna binge watch your channel while i keep prepping more seed spawn.
Great Video. Turned my bad attitude into a good one. Best vid for LC.
Thanks for watching ! I’m glad it was able to brighten your mood, good luck my friend! 🍄
Would have been great if you showed that 2 or 3 week later image of a successful jar at the very end.
yes that would have been a good idea. I have a video of very think growth from this technique i can show you.
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I agree with the comment below. Great, straight forward style of teaching. Thank you for posting this
I appreciate that, thanks for watching!
Subbed 😤 love the info
Appreciate it brother!
Great work. Very sterile and described each step very easily to understand🤟
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Great clear instructions. You rock. Thanks again Ricky 💃🏼🕺🏼🎸🐈⬛😎✌️🍄
Really great information for a newbie like myself. Thank you for taking the time to pass on your wisdom. You have given me the confidence to give this a go.
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Amazing videos homie! New sub
Hello, I love your straight forward teaching style. Thank you. Question: could I follow your spore print method and then directly inoculate jars as you have in the above video?
Thanks! Yes that would work perfect
Its best to use liquid culture as spores take up to a week or so to turn into mycelium and spores are also usually contaminated so its best to do a brf tek with the spores, get agar, take a piece of clean mycelium from either the middle of a cake or the middle of a mushroom or something and place it into the agar, once it turns to mycelium you can use that to create your own liquid culture, you have a much greater risk of contam and contam is very hard to see usually in liquid
Thanks for sharing this vid; very helpful!
Richard File-Muriel no problem! I will have a lot more videos coming soon!
This is some quality content thanks for the help brother
Cool tattoo btw chemical structure of psilocin if I'm correct?
I really appreciate that bro! i will continue to post the most helpful content i can!
@@lachieperrem1188 Thanks ! it is serotonin but psilocin would have been way better lol
Thanx for this affordable L.C. video. Thank you for not including expensive ingredients. It's demoralizing to me when the video lecturers tell me to use costly ingedients or tools, like a Nasa space laser thermometer, or a calibrated P.H. meter that costs $200.00. You did great here.
That’s because they are trying to sell you their products as well , not just mushrooms or spawn etc , it’s another way for them to scalp more money from you the customer. 👍
Super helpful. Thanks for you r info! Could maybe make an injection port with high temperature gasket silicone too!
Yeah this is the bare bones way to do it.
Here’s the updated video !
ruclips.net/video/JYl_UnYK_kU/видео.html
Brilliant! Thanks,
Good Vid, clear precise informative presentation. Very helpful.
How do you recommend storing the new LC? Thanks
Love the video!
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic video, thanks.
Great content😍
Thanks brother!
I'm from India
This vdo is very useful
Thanks
I love cheap DIY mycology! 🍄❤️
Very good guy!!
very informative, thanks bro
Thanks for watching 🙏
Funny I realize I actually bought my initial spore syringes from this channel and didn’t even realize until now. They’ve worked great!
Thanks for the support! 🍄 🙏
@@SporenSprout after injecting the jars where do you put them to grow and what temp ?
@@strictlyundergroundhiphop5129 on a shelf in a room that is around 75 F
@@SporenSprout in the dark ?
Thank for the knowledge ⚡️😎
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Genius! Thanks. 🙂
hey im back again i didnt even realize this was you i watched your channel since the beginning and didnt even know
Thanks for watching! 🙏
Hi my friend I was just watching you on RUclips and I will say I was very impressed by your knowledge and willing to share with us. My son has been growing mushrooms for me to eat because of the research he has been doing about the health benefits of a few different types.... I have a question. We are in the process of making the jar myzilyume. We are in Utah so it's extremely cold. For two to three months his been trying to get some to grow. My question is how long will the myzilyume last in the jar before it's not good to grow anything. We want to be ready for when the weather changes and it's warm enough to grow them. We were trying for a long time and finally I told him to go ahead and keep the room really warm and let's see what happens. Two weeks later we were enjoying some kind mushrooms lol thank you
Thanks for the kind words! 🙏 mycelium In liquid culture stored at room temp will last around 6 months to a year and if you refrigerate the liquid culture it will last longer than a year.
Awesome!
Thanks alot man. I rarely comment but I feel you did a great job. No bullshit just information necessary. Do you feel the stirrer was worth the extra cash
Yes! Best thing iv ever bought for this hobby! I think it was like $30 on amazon. As others have commented the stirrer actually brings fresh oxygen into the mixture and speeds healthy growth!
@@SporenSprout great ! Thanks for the info.! I will get one since I'm about to give this a shot.
@@bradpotetz9844 sounds good! If you need any help lmk!
Ty for video!
I’m a newbie at this, so thanks for the instruction…very clear and helpful! My questions: 1) Where/under what temperature and light conditions should I store the jars? 2) For how long can the jars be stored before going bad? 3) Can you use liquid culture (mycelium) from a syringe as well as the spores within a syringe? Thanks!
Thanks for watching! Store colonizing jars at 70-80 degrees light doesn’t matter but darkness is preferable , once full they will last for 6 months at room temp and can and should be refrigerated to force the mycelium to go dormant for longer than a year.
@@SporenSprout Awesome, thanks. How about “liquid culture” syringe vs “spore” syringe?
@@jeff042854 Liquid culture is just spores that have been germinated by introduction to sterile nutrient media. Spore syringes are made with only water to prevent them from germinating, they can be store for years before use.
@@jeff042854 Also a spore syringe contains many different strains of the species. A liquid culture syringe is one strain. So the genetic differences will be wide with spore syringe.
@@SporenSprout I did broke boi Tek about 2 weeks ago. I have vermiculite ready for the monotub with all the alcohol to get it ready.
I took 11 cc's and divided them between six bags. Some of the bags look like they're about done and some look like they're about halfway done. How do I know when to move the cake to the mono tub? Should I do each one as it's ready, or do I wait till they are all done? I'm going to be watching your videos because this is the first one that I've seen, but if you can answer my question I would be very much appreciative for it. They are already talking to me, I'm excited!
i love this vid this is so understable, thank you for doing stuff like this and i have one question - can i do this also with copelandia cyanescens culture??
Thanks for watching! And yes you can !
Thanks so much
Thank you 💚
Thanks for making this video. How long can such liquid culture last for? Can you store it in the closet or long does in the fridge?
At room temperature they will last up to 6 months. Store in refrigerator for 1-2 years. Thanks for watching and check out the updated version of this video here ruclips.net/video/FZPObmBQ3Ko/видео.html
Do the syringes or the jars need to be refrigerated at any point, or can they be stored indefinitely at room temperature?
The European company i bought spore syringes from say refrigerate is best.
Do I store it in the dark and at what temperature is best?
Awesome info man!!! I know you said these are for LC syringes, is it the same procedure for spore syringes? Or do the spores need to germinate first? Thanks!
Same procedure. The spores will germinate inside the culture media and become LC
If your talking about making your own spore syringe then no it's not the same. You will need a spore print, and you would not add the sugar to the water. There's videos here on RUclips that you can follow.
@JonnyQuest [*Newb here*] what does the "LC" mean? (Trying to learn all I need to know and not just listening to one person so I have more of a non-biased, non-judgemental amount of info thats swayed either way)
I appreciate your response in advance😉
@@99thmonkeyresonance66 I think it means live culture? I’m not entirely sure myself also new
@@kamadavana5821 yes it does. Thanks for answering me. There won't be TOO to much here on "EwwTweb", about "growing mushrooms" in DIFF/ALT ways- (mainly- bc 'they', NEED you- to "buy from" THEM. Same goes w/ the "Gardening"/"plant industry's". Tbh, its DE-spicable- IMO.)
You REALLY, FACTually, DO NOT-
"NEED to buy, all the 'special stuff'- affiliated w/their 'operations'."
There are MANY, many diff ways to go about "growing your OWN mushrooms"- whether for medicinal/food/fun purposes.
A good place to start is the Reddit group! "r/mycology"- I believe its called.
Hope this helped.
Really great viedo, very nice and clear.
If I dont have one of these magnetic stirrers can I stir it up by swivelling the jar around with the marble inside?
Yes that will work
I could.not find marbles. Are stones ok to use?
Thank you for your response!
Hey brother thanks again for the content. I have an extra LC jar of Cordyceps but I’m not ready to use it right now. I’ve been told cordy LC doesn’t store well but I was hoping to hear your thoughts on how I can make this LC last a few more weeks.
The best thing to do is keep it in a cold room. It will be ok there for 1-2 months.
@@SporenSprout thanks!
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Hi there, thanks for the video. How many generations of LC can you use before it goes bad? Like you apply LC syringe into LC jars, then you use a bit of the solution from each LC jar to make another LC jar. Usually how many times can you do this before we have to start again?
How do you even start again?
Hi thanks for the video. I couldn't find my question in all the other comments, here it is: when storing the jars in the fridge do you put the jars in something like a sealable plastic bag to protect them from any nasties in the fridge, or do you just put the jars in the fridge as they are? Thanks
In a perfect world, you would have a dedicated mini fridge just for culture but to answer your question, I don’t use a plastic bag and I don’t know that anyone else does. If the liquid culture is super thick and full like it’s supposed to be, there is less room for contam also.
Loved the vid
I'm i'm a 3world country atm and corn syrup is near impossible to get by. Could I replace it with honey, molasses, etc?
Thanks
Yes honey is the best thing to use.
Thank you🙏
กฤช สุดลาภา no problem ! Let me know if you have any questions ✌️
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Baby bottle tek was a great easy 1. The vid got taken down long time ago... up t use what you want. I like organic honey. I prefer it over karo.. helps not to use too much!
Great video! I don't have a pressure cooker or a magnetic stirrer. I know they're widely used in mycology but I was wondering if there's any way to sterilize and stir without investing in those items? For example a make shift steamer using everyday household pans (instead of the pressure cooker). And simply physically shaking the jars (instead of using the magnetic stirrer). Any broke boi possibilities there?
You can steam the jars for 2 hours in a pot of water with a lid. You cannot shake the jars if you use a micropore filter because the liquid will touch the filter or even leak from it. You can use a marble and swish it around the bottom to help break up the mycelium instead of shaking or using a magnetic bar.
I like this video
Thanks for sharing the vidéo
I've a question : how can the mycélium grow not on top but in the liquid substrate ?
Thanks for your answer
Text mycologist adam on insta. To get you through on how to go about it.
Thank you
NOTE: If there is more than 4% sugar to water ratio the liquid can be come toxic to the mycelium/spores. It's better to use less than more if you decide to guesstimate.
Agar Is much easier to trust.
What's the minimum sugar concentration?
@@contambrah If the maximum is answered above, isn't the minimum, by default understood to be ZERO - but with no food = no growth. Anything greater than ZERO will allow for reproduction.
Also keep in mind that with less food available you will also be triggering rhizomorphic growth.
@@somethingforeveryone4206 isn't that what we are looking for ?
Hi, can I use the new liquid culture to make more liquid cultures without senescence or fruiting problem I use the third generation to inoculate substrate? ( I want to use it on cordyceps ); thank's
Great video man!
One question: after all that, what's the best way to "duplicate" the LC? Should I take a few CC from the jar and pour them in other LC jars? How many times could I do that?
Yes you can put a few ml in more LC media or you can put a few drops on a bunch of agar plates to multiply that way. There is no definitive answer to your question, it can be done many times until it stops performing well from old age, some species degrade quicker like cordyceps.
@@SporenSprout Thank you very much 🙏
Hi, can you sub maple syrup or should it be honey/karo? Thanks, great video!
You could use 40grams of honey/L
@@brodiebiology560 Honey has antibacterial properties! I wonder if that would help with contaminations.
"Honey exhibits a broad-spectrum of antibacterial activity against both Gram-positive bacteria and Gram-negative bacteria, including antibiotic-resistant (MRSA) ones. Honey has been shown to have a strong activity against many bacteria in both media and in culture."
Great video man! Is it possible to use honey instead of corn syrup? Like you do with agar recipes?
Thanks for watching! Yeah I use honey for all my liquid cultures currently.
@@SporenSprout thank you for responding so quick brother. I’m going to try this tomorrow, this changes the game for me. Mush appreciated
@@thegreenroomorganic No problem! Good luck with all of your experiments! 🍄 🧫
total newbie here.... am wondering so say not to go spore to liquid culture but to agar first. Any thoughts on this? great tutorial!
If you send spores to liquid culture, the liquid culture will have many different genetics so your fruit bodies will be not very consistent. When you send spores to agar you have the ability to choose the best growing sector of mycelium and transfer to a new plate. Then you can use a wedge of the new plate to send to liquid culture. Then your liquid cultures genetics will be more consistent. Not a big deal either way though. After replicating liquid culture many times you will have to start back again from spores to keep the culture fresh and strong.
Hello! Would there be any way to possibly spare a few mushroom caps and mushroom nutrients put them into a blender and use that mixture to grow more mushrooms?
Only if you are inoculating some wood chips outside in the forest or something. Look up the term “slurry” for growing mushrooms.
How do you store these? Thank you for all the great content! :)
Should be good at room temp for a few months, for longer I’d put it in refrigeration.
@@SporenSprout what's the max storage time in the fridge?
@@Kstorrs77 should be good for over a year
@@SporenSprout awesome thank you!
Hi thanks for this video! You said we could use a marble too. Does that mean we need the stirrer machine or would we just shake the jar with the marble in it?
You wouldn’t need the stirring machine if your using a marble. Just tilting the jar back and forth is good enough for the marble to break up the mycelium that will clump at the bottom.
@@SporenSprout what if it's a magnetic marble and oblong?
@@thersten Yes, just be careful not to shatter the jar.
Got a stir machine for less than $30. Its worth it. Make sure to put the stir bar in before sterilizing, but sanitize the bars first. I think they were the source of contam the first time.
Thanks for sharing.
How can the mycélium breath and grow in a liquid substrate while it hardly grows on solid substrate with too much water ? Thank you
That’s a good question
I wonder the same thing about how plants can be propagated in pure water and produce nice healthy roots, and then that same plant in soil with too much water gets soggy and the roots rot 🙄
What is the difference between this method and your another method of a separate injection port plus air filter hole and pressure cooking with 15 psi for 30 minutes ? Also have a question about the regular 2 piece mason jar lid that rusted the filter hole overnight after i left the honey water in the jar for overnight cool off. i am using your liquid culture syringes which i bought from etsy. Do you think i will have to redo everything over again with plastic lids or it will be still okay.
The difference is this video is I didnt use rtv silicone injection port.
The filter hole was not rusted, you probably splashed the honey water and it came in contact with the filter. The filter should not get wet. Make sure water level is half way in jar, make sure not to over cook too hot, make sure not to splash. If the filter gets wet, dry it off with laminar flow air.
Can you use stale nuts as a substrate or a supplement to grow mushrooms?
Is the magnetic stirrer necessary, or is hard shaking ok? I didn't know if it somehow actually makes that much of a difference.
Yeah the mycelium can get clogged in the syringe if you don’t break it up good enough
Also I’m assuming you have to first by liquid culture strains? Can you do it with spores from the caps of ready to pick shrooms?
You can use spores but you will have many different strains growing. Also spores are not entirely clean so you may have to test the final product on agar to see if it’s clean.
Is the tape you are using plastic or paper? Thanks for making this so clear!!
Paper tape is best: amzn.to/4awG7cm
Check out my other videos for more tutorials! This was only the first video I ever made.
That’s awesome. What do you think your contamination rate is for the jars ?
@@FishLubber Maybe 1 in 1000 jars and only from self error like accidentally reusing a needle or a failed injection port or tape becoming wet.
Would it be okay to freeze these if you're storing for very long periods of time? Or would that kill the spores?
Do not freeze them. You can use the refrigerator. But pink oyster specifically should not be stored in refrigerator.
Sweet
is there any specific protocol or details for using/transferring/storing the new liquid cultures? also how long does it take after inoculation for it to be usable?
You can watch my other videos for information about how to use the liquid cultures. A syringe is used to extract the liquid culture after 2-4 weeks of growing in the liquid. Can be stored for years at room temp or refrigeration
@@SporenSproutsince commenting i’ve watched a lot more of your videos and they’re great. you’ve done us all a great service so thank you. that’s surprising they can be stored for so long even at room temp!
do you have a video on a good method to create a grow kit?
ruclips.net/video/t55I21cyWYc/видео.html
do you keep the jars in the fridge or cool dark place, and when ready use a syringe to extract? or do you make many syringes as soon as the jars are full of mycelium?
Keep jars around 75 degrees while colonizing. Once a considerable amount of mycelium has grown, you can store in the refrigerator or room temp and extract many syringes at once or whenever.
@@SporenSprout idk if you mentioned it, but it's there a expiry time amount on the liquid jar cultures? There's different ways of catering on the species, do you think Agar plates or liquid culture like you do is the best/most efficient?
@@bigshoots1181 LC is good for 6 months at room temp and over a year if refrigerated. Agar plates are very good for long term storage.
@@SporenSprout awesome ty for the info, subbed!
Merci pour cette excelente video.
Pourriez vous indiquer la temperature ideal de la culture du mycilium en milieux liquide ?
Vu que le mycelium à ce stade est en phase de croissance je dirais qu'il faut env. 21C, et ensuite conserver les pots au frigo une fois que la colonisation est terminé. Je n'ai pas encore utilisé cette méthode donc je ne peux rien garantir!
@@GlobalSynapse Merci pour l info. La temperature c est important et pourtant rarement aborde .
Amazing tutorial, man. I just tried this for the first time using my pressure canner and it ended up slightly yellow (caramelized) but not too much. Should i even bother inoculating it or just try again with a shorter cook time?
I think you should start over. I prefer using a steam canner for 2.5 hours. But you can do 15 psi for 15 minutes in your pressure cooker and it should be ok
@@SporenSprout Awesome thanks! I did 15 psi for an hour while I was sterilizing some grain jars but i realize now that they should be done separately. I think the two jars i overcooked cost about 14 cents in ingredients so its really not much of a loss. I appreciate the info and thanks again.
@@gabgerrard2045 No problem! Happens to everybody 😂
@@SporenSprout my sea level has canning in my area at 10psi. At what temperature should this pressure for?
@@Happyhippy70 at sea level should do same but 10PSI dangerous to go 15 at this level
can i just use raw honey or cane sugar?
can these be frozen or how do we store them?
can we just use shake it vigorously instead of using a stone?
if i buy new jars and do this, is cooking them really necessary?
thanks :)
I've got a small cloud forming in jar....now to keep it going, how warm should the room be for it to thrive? It's cold up here in Oregon, should I get a heat pad?
Nice!! You should stir the cloud every few days so that it breaks apart into tiny pieces. I use a space heater in my room and set it at 70-75 F
New viewer great vid sub'd and liked. Question: what's the shelf life on these jars?
You can keep them in room temp for a few months but they should be put into refrigerator after you are satisfied with the amount that has grown. The mycelium will go dormant in refrigerator until you want to use.
Thanks for the precious information.
Question: why don't your jars have an injection port and a second hole filled with polyfill or micropore tape?
Can you store for some time the LC jars (if you don't use all the liquid) that have the two holes or is it risky for contamination?
@@SporenSprout thanks for the informative reply my friend 👍🏼
Silly question but I’m a newbie … once you got your jars filled with liquid culture can I just fill empty syringe with the sweet goodness and just add to a substrate and get mushrooms … thanks for the video too !!!
Yes that’s basically how it works. Check my other videos and you will understand quick
how long do they last once you make the syringe??
Ohhh you sell your own syringes. That’s cool. Ill be ordering some syringes then from ur Etsy
Sounds good! I have a wide variety of species available right now.
Can we make unlimited spore syringes forever? There wont be a problem if i keep duplicating the syringes for generation after generation? Thank you!
Thanks for the video not sure what you meant by the marble you did not show that do you put a marble in each jar like he would a spray paint can
Yea just throw a marble in the jar before pressure cooking the jars for 30 mins at 15 psi. I used a magnetic stir bar in this video which is preferable
Hello i have a question. Would you inoculate the substrate with the syringe? If so will each bag that is inoculated with the same syringe be a identical. Thanks
You would inoculate grain spawn with the syringe and once the grain spawn is colonized, mix with substrate. Yes each bag will be identical. I have other videos that show the whole process.
@@SporenSprout I actually just found my answer in another one of your videos lol. Wife and I are just getting into mushroom growing so will be being watching all your videos. Thanks for all your hard work producing these informative videos. Top notch.
@@michaelflores9796 Thank you for the kind words! Growing mushrooms is the most rewarding feeling. It feels great to help other people find the same happiness I did. If you ever have questions you can reach me directly on sporensprout.com
Have a good night!
I saw a guy make a hole, then bead liquid high temp gasket goo over the hole to make a self sealing inoculation point. This could use that to improve it even more
Yes I made an updated video here ruclips.net/video/FZPObmBQ3Ko/видео.html
If I have spores from spore print and put them in a water culture with mais syrup, will the mycelium starts ?
Yea if it’s clean
Must corn syrup be used? or can any other type of syrups will do the job ?
You can use other stuff including honey
How long do you allow your jars to spin?
Awesome video thank you!! How long should I let the jars cool before inserting syringe?
Thanks for watching! Let jars cool to room temp before inoculation.
@@SporenSprout sweet thanks for the quick reply, they just got done sterilizing, perfect timing dude!
@@SporenSprout is it okay if the liquid is a tiny bit yellow, mostly clear but just a small yellow tint is there, barely noticeable
@@BlasterTheMaster Yes, that’s ok. My favorite thing now is to use half tablespoon of honey and 30 mins at 15 psi in a pressure cooker.
@@SporenSprout epic, I’ll have to try that next time, this is my first time growing and I just made my substrate and got recommended your video so I figured making the liquid cultures would be perfect so If I messed up I could try again! I heard you have a website and sell spores? I’ll buy from you next time I order some! Thanks for all the help, happy thanksgiving!
Will this work for any species of mushroom?
Do liquid culture lasts the same long as spore syringes (literelly around a year or more)?
Most liquid culture will last over 6 months at room temperature and over 12 months in the refrigerator.
I'm looking for video on what you do next in the process.
Make some grain jars and inject the culture into the grain jar. I have a video on how to make rye grain jars and also corn.
@@SporenSprout I appreciate your response and will peep the vid you mentioned.
Those syringes that you started with are spore syringes right? I’m wanting to make some lc with several spore syringes that I purchased. I’m just getting confused when you call them “liquid culture syringe”.
No I used a liquid culture syringe. Liquid culture is basically germinated spores. It is mycelium.
You can use a spore syringe the same way as you would a liquid culture syringe but it is considered multispore inoculation and will result in many genetic differences.