Panaeolus Cyanescens ‘Goliath’ Mushroom Spores

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There are several reasons why this panaeolus cyanescens strain earns the moniker “Goliath”: The hats are huge and quite broad, and the mushrooms grow tall. Fruits’ meaty flesh gives them a very high potency that is also present in their fresh weight. The Goliath prefers to grow in cow dung, like other p. cyanescens, although horse manure also promotes excellent growth. Additionally, “cubsensis” TEKS may be effective, but they will make the Goliath appear more like several “Davids”: both tiny and potent. The spore vials for the Panaeolus cyanescens “Goliath” mushroom spore print should be stored in the dark and at a low temperature (2–8°C) to prolong their shelf life.

Syringes versus Vials 

In most fields, spore vials are preferable to spore syringes. With the help of this premium spore vial, you may grow Panaeolus cyanescens ‘Goliath’ magic mushrooms to the best of your ability. The colonization and fruiting processes will be more successful when spore vials are used.

Motives to use a vial:

• greater shelf life than the majority of spore syringes (2 years vs 6 months)
• It is simpler to remove ALL of the spores from the container. The spores adhere to plastic syringes because they are frequently charged with static electricity. Glass vials cannot guarantee that all of the spores will be present.
• outstanding results when used with liquid culture growth media. Any liquid culture medium cannot be used because syringes can be made with a different solution.
• Compared to 500 g.p.p. ml or even less in most syringes, spore vial solution has over 1000 grow parts per milliliter.
• a polished appearance and feel
• less space-consuming
• transportable more easily

Content:

• 10ml of Panaeolus cyanescens ‘Goliath’ cubensis spore solution in 1 glass vial.
• 10ml sterile syringe, one
• Four Alco Preps

Using a Panaeolus cyanescens ‘Goliath’ spore vial instructions

A round rubber membrane covers the vials’ cap. The syringe needle can pierce the rubber membrane or septa, but it will not allow air, microorganisms, or anything else to pass through on its own. To distribute the spores equally within the vial, give the Panaeolus cyanescens “Goliath” spore vial a thorough shake. Sterilize the septa with an alco prep after removing the protective stopper cap from the vial’s top. The sterile syringe should be opened, and the needle’s protective cap should be taken off. Through the septa, insert the syringe’s needle.

The needle’s point needs to be immersed in the spore solution. Slowly retract the syringe’s plunger to allow the spore solution to fill the syringe. One liter (1.05 quarts) of the substrate can be colonized with just 3 milliliters of spore solution. Take the needle slowly out of the vial after adding the necessary amount of spore solution to the syringe.

Spore solution being poured onto the substrate

You can dispense the Panaeolus cyanescens “Goliath” spore solution directly from the syringe onto your substrate or cakes once you’ve already prepared them. To get drops of spore solution to come out of the needle, slowly press the plunger. To equally populate the substrate with mycelium, disperse these droplets across it.

Using injection ports for injection

Nearly the same thing happens when the spore solution is dropped onto the substrate. Pull aside the port protective cap to reveal the injection port. Sterilize the injection port entry with an alco prep. Use the needle to pierce the hole. After that, uniformly distribute the spore solution over the substrate in the spawn bag or grow box. Remove the syringe after injecting the Panaeolus cyanescens “Goliath” spore solution, then cover the injection port with the port protection cap.