soma_seeker

Hi guys, Chasing a clean cubensis print for microscopy purposes, ideally for the weekend. Happy to pay for item and express postage Cheers

Sorted Thanks.

An express envelope should reach SE QLD from most areas Friday if sent tomorrow.. Cheers anyway though

Hi all Found myself in a bind and need a fresh cube print for the weekend for microscopy purposes. Will happily reimburse nicely anyone who could express mail me a recently acquired print tomorrow for overnight to SE QLD so that I'll have it for the w'end. Cheers

Yeah I did mate Hasn't gotten back to me yet. I got one off him previously that I was very happy with. Cheers

Hi people So, through a series of foolish acts I've found myself without a viable cubensis print for my microscopy work... If anyone could help me out I'd greatly appreciate it. I've sent them out for free in the past but am happy to pay as I unfortunately have nothing to trade. I would be particularly interested if someone has a recently prepared PESA print they are willing to sell! :D Cheers

After not being able to find a print of this species I purchased one. If anyone is interested in purchasing half of this print (large, aseptic and for microscopy purposes only), please contact me

* PRINT NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE/TRADE. PM ME * Hi all So I know this might be a long-shot, but I was wondering if anyone in the community might have a Psilocybe Galindoi (ATL7) print that they would be willing to sell me for my microscopy studies? I had one in the past, but after not needing it for the past 3 years it seems to have disappeared... Cheers!

Nice store. Will give him some business I think

Oven bags in the oven, pot on the stove, or in an esky with heated water?

Righto, cheers The oven method is looking good to me at the moment...

Thanks I hadn't heard of that approach. Would be much safer for me too since I have a gas oven (would avoid the risk of putting flammable oven/spawn bags in an oven that has a naked flame). I also have a digital thermometer with a wired probe. Whatever approach I go for I was planning on having the probe in the centre of one of the containers of material. That way I can start my timer when the temp. reads 65 C. What do you think?

Nice. A good friend of mine did his PhD at Penn State. I actually just spent the past year of mine in the US too. I'd thought that the oven might be a viable option, but then I thought that your standard kitchen oven might struggle to maintain a constant and precise temp. within that low a range... A lab oven however

Cheers This is shameful as an Aussie but I don't actually own an esky! (been living abroad the last couple of years) Think this would suffice? I'll be prep'ing substrate for 1 50L monotub at a time. http://www.kmart.com.au/product/table-top-cooler/819333

Fair enough, scrap that idea I guess. It did just seem quite effective and easy, figured it would be worth it in the long run if I could pick one up for $100 or less... Which of these methods would the community recommend? 1. Heating water to temp and transferring to an esky 2. Heating water and sealed bags in a large pot over a gas stove with thermometer and close observation/flame adjustment Cheers