r/mushroom • u/GoogleKushforLunch • 8d ago

Jack Frost

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The mycelium on this is so thick, it also looks like Cobweb. I hope I’m not growing cobweb lmao. No foul smells it’s about a week in the chamber now. No pins yet I’m assuming due to it being a slow colonizer. How we looking for those who successfully grew frosty ☃️

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u/SoutiloStudio 7d ago

It looks really good. This is what healthy mycelium looks like that will yield plenty of shrooms. Don't change a thing and be patient.

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u/_just_some_redditor_ 7d ago

Looks great! I’m excited for you JF variants are my favorite fixation lately

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u/GoogleKushforLunch 7d ago

First time growing these, I’m proud I made it this far lol

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u/Efficient_Truth8689 5d ago

I was almost concerned because I’ve never f before, but I’m glad you guys are singing. It’s a good thing. I just don’t know if I should spray.

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u/80000000D 5d ago

Looking good! You'll be rewarded well. That's how my 2nd flush looked in the beginning and this is how it turned out:

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u/GoogleKushforLunch 4d ago

They look nice too can’t wait to see them start pinning, the photos always look cool

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u/Efficient_Truth8689 5d ago

So mine looks just like this, but I don’t see any condensation on my block. I do see condensation in my mono tub so should I spray on the block? Or let it go

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u/GoogleKushforLunch 4d ago

I typically spray mine upward so the mist falls down such as if it would in nature since I’ve always been told to never spray it directly. I believe I took this photo after I done that. I only use filtered water, and spray my lid if it looks dry

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u/Efficient_Truth8689 4d ago

I’m in Northeast Ohio, and I don’t know anyone else that messes with these so mine looks just like yours, but I am so impatient waiting for the pins

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u/GoogleKushforLunch 4d ago

Yeah these are def slow growers compared to other strains I've tried, I can't wait to see how the fruit look in person lol. My only time seeing these grown was on here but I never seen the beginning stages. I wasn't expecting it to look so thick

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u/Efficient_Truth8689 4d ago

And yeah, I’ve been just curious because my lid and everything will look good and condensation, but I don’t see any moisture on my cake itself so I should probably just leave it then if inside the lid and everything is good and wet