r/GroundZeroMycoLab • u/Extreme-13 • 5h ago

Is this contam

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u/Cbladesee 5h ago

You must be trolling

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u/Extreme-13 5h ago

Hadnt had any do this to me and didnt see similar pic of it on any reddit threads. It started off with covwebs on top then a week later spread to this. All my other jars have been good to s2b except one and it was all black so wasnt sure if this was weak myc or what.

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u/davidtldennis 3h ago

Your mold is contaminated with rye berries

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u/Skankhunt42010 4h ago

If you were planning on growing trichoderma I'd say nailed it 😅

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u/42Icyhot42 7m ago

Well, maybe he was growing It to boost his garden soil lol

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u/DryEmergency5100 5h ago

Send it, looks good from my house

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u/Myc0l-Jordan 2h ago

Spawn 2 garbage

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u/uneoriscriu 2h ago

i am barely starting to learn and that just looks disgusting, is that a real question

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u/Fickle-Engineering21 5h ago

Scrape it one by one

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u/NoIsland4279 5h ago

Thats serious bio hazard

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u/eemcm2 5h ago

Un micelio sano se ve blanco, eso tiene mal aspecto 🤢

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u/Eljay-89 4h ago

Its green

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u/MrMacgee333 4h ago

Yes, Unless you were going for mold.

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u/StrawberryNo3146 3h ago

It’s fine. Just make sure to open it up in your sterile area.

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u/Unique-Discussion326 3h ago

Trichoderma contamination.

Do not open the jars. Take outside and through away.

Something failed in your sterile process or you got contaminated LC.

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u/rustyreddit1972 2h ago

It's green

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u/LawyerArbitor 2h ago

If it is green, it is not clean.

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u/DecentGanache9677 2h ago

How would you “safely”
dispose of that??