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12 November 2014 Antoni Gandia
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Growing a mycelium panel

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This wheat husks have been previously colonized by mycelium of oyster mushroom (Pleurotus ostreatus)

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Antoni Gandia

Where was this made?:

Clean Room

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Mycelium insulation panels

First experiments

This mycelium panel was made out of wheat husks and Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum) as biological binding agent, grown for three weeks at 25ºC and 85% of relative humidity.

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Baby reishi mushroom

A little reishi pinhead popping out from a coffee jar.
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Mycelium Incubator

Koen Veltman working on the new mycelium incubator for Petri dishes and other trials.
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Koen marvellous hands (he is still single, girls)

Wheat husks for mushroom cultivation
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Fungitron 3

The Fungitron 3 is an automated fructification chamber that provides a warm and humid environment suitable for mushroom growing. This device was built in our Bio Fablab.
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PF Tek jars

PF Tek jars prepared in one of our workshops on magic mushrooms cultivation and an exemplar of the book 'Psilocybin production' by Adam Gottlieb
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Preparing the lids for inoculation (PF Tek)

With a screw and a hammer holes are poked. Notice that the syringe needle has to fit through the hole.

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