Completo 1ºCultivo Xapuri - (Spawn: Milho / Bulk: Esterco

Tecnico · 10/05/2016

Malahov disse:
Intuição? Não, não é por intuição. Deixarei aqui minha última resposta ao seu diário, onde cito a intuição de outras pessoas sobre os dois temas citados, (luz ser gatilho de pinagem e luz ser mais do que puro direcionador). Abraços.

Do Mushroom Cultivator (Stamets):
"Many cultivated mushrooms require light for pinhead initiation and proper development of the fruitbody. In fact, such phototropic mushrooms actually twist and turn towards a light source, especially if it is dim and distant in an otherwise darkened room. [...] Commercial lights meeting the photo-requirements of species mentioned in this book are the "Daylite 65" kind manufactured by the Durotest Corporation and having a "color Temperature" of 6500 ° K and the 'Vita-Lite" fluorescent at 5500 ° K. These color temperatures provide The proper amount of blue light for promoting primordia formation in Pleurotus ostreatus, Psilocybe cubensis and in other photosensitive species."
"And while the mycelium has no requirement for light, many species need light to initiate pinheads and to mature into healthy mushrooms. Mushrooms form only when there is a coincidence of all these factors. Cultivators create an artificial environment that prolongs these optimum conditions so that mushrooms are given The best possible environment in which to grow. [...] Given that the substrate has sufficient nutrients, the interaction of water, humidity, temperature, fresh air, C02 and light all play determining roles in the fructification process."
"Mushroom species requiring light for primordia formation are said to be photosensitive. Although light is not necessary to induce fructification in all mushrooms (i.e. Agaricus brunnescens), certain spectra have proven to be stimulatory to pinhead initiation and are critical for the normal development of the fruitbody. Psilocybe cubensis and Pleurofus ostreatus are two such photosensitive species. A thorough investigation on the photosensitivity of Psilocybe cubensis can be found in a master's thesis by E.R. Badham (1 979). His work reinforces the conclusions of other researchers working with the Basidiomycetes: more pinheads are initiated upon exposure to blue and ultra-violet light with distinct peaks at 370, 440 and 460 nanometers. Badham showed that light stimulation at these wavelengths for as little as half a millisecond per day caused primordia to form. In contrast, red, infra-red and green light having wavelengths greater than 510 nanometers were ineffective.
With this knowledge, the cultivator of photosensitive species can develop initiation strategies incorporating the influence of light."
Da tabela de problemas:
"Mushrooms have long stems and small underdeveloped > Insufficient lighting."
"Mushrooms develop but abnormally. >Lack of adequate light for fruitbody development."
Do Magic Mushroom's growers guide (McKenna):
"We have also found that these mushrooms do respond favorably to light, and that a daily 10-hour Growlux cycle results in mushrooms with larger caps and shorter
stems than those grown without any special lighting."
Do Growing Gourmet and Magical Mushrooms (Stamets):
Sobre cogumelos fotossensíveis: "In fact, most of the gourmet and medicinal mushrooms require, and favorably react to, light. The development of mushrooms is affected by light in two ways. Initially, primordia form when exposed to light. Even though thousands of primordia can form in response to brief light exposure, these primordia will not develop into normal looking mushrooms unless light is sustained. Without secondary exposure to light post primordia form ation, Oyster mushrooms, in particular, malform. Their stems elongate and the caps remain undeveloped. This response is similar to that seen in high CO2 environments. In both cases, long stems are produced. This response makes sense if one considers that mushrooms must be elevated above ground for the caps and subsequently forming spores to be released."
"A study by Badham (1985) showed that, with some mushroom species (i.e. Psilocybe cubensis), cap orientation is foremost affected by the direction of air currents,
then by light, and finally by gravity."
Bulk não-exposto a luz, consequentemente sem desenvolvimento de píleos:
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@mahalov , sinceramente, não sei o que responder, por mim, eu ficaria o dia inteiro conversando com os membros aqui do CM, eu amo isso, captar/processar/emanar, não me responder mais? okay, eu aprendi muito com você suas correções e com seus posts. Mas realmente, eu não quero que perca seu tempo comigo (sei que nem você pretende rsrs), eu tenho o meu tempo e muito, posso perdê-lo pesquisando e sanando minhas próprias duvidas, é que como disse, acho legal discutirmos assuntos cada um com suas palavras afim do mesmo resultado.
Aliás pretendo fazer amizades aqui no fórum, aqui só falarei sobre cogumelos mágicos, mas estou aberto a novas ideias.

-Ter dó de quem vem se arriscar na vida bandida
O custo de vida dá laço sem nó
Lembra a vó, ó, dá mó dó
Criança na periferia vive sem estudo e só
A mercê da mó, tio, tuisabó

Tecnico · 21/05/2016

Boa Galera, depois de algum tempo, voltei, com meu 2º flush, o primeiro rendeu cerca de 12 cogumelos, 3 razoáveis e o restante pequenos, o segundo flush colhi cerca de uns 30, a trip foi muito bem aproveitada, retirei 3 carimbos por enquanto. Obrigado a Todos Que acompanharam! espero logo começar um novo cultivo!

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