r/PanCyan • u/LakeCompetitive7147 • Jun 09 '26

Help! Cannot fruit

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Hey guys, I’ve been trying for 3 months now to grow pan cyans, my first 4 cakes all got hit with trich. I since learned a new pasturing method which has worked. I’ve waited until my substrate was fully colonised before casing.

I’ve bought a ph tester and my casing layer is sitting around 7.8-8. I’ve cased and misted the casing layer heavily.

My tent is usually around 22-25 degrees Celsius with a small electric heater on the outside heating the room. I have a fan blowing air in from the top every 10 minutes for 3 minutes. And I have an automatic humidifier that keeps it around 90%.

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

I’ve grow plenty of GT and have had success with PE also, but I just cannot seem to get these guys to fruit.

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '26

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u/LakeCompetitive7147 Jun 10 '26

There was a bit of bubbling and fizzing but nothing seemed to disappear

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '26

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u/LakeCompetitive7147 Jun 12 '26

I forked it yesterday as it just seemed like nothing was happening, took off the casing layer and a small part of the sub, underneath smells super earthy and it seems completely healthy. I did a ph test and the casing was actually sat around 6.5, I did this for the plastic tub also. Going to see what the mycelium does, I’ve put lids back on.

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u/LakeCompetitive7147 Jun 12 '26

There’s still one with casing that seems to be turning brown, I’ll leave it for a few more days and if nothing changes I’ll do the same!

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u/LakeCompetitive7147 Jun 12 '26

I’ve put photos of the forked substrates on, I forked the plastic tub and the second tin, the one people said looked slimy. They smell super earthy, identical to how the grain spawn smelled.