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Good evening.
I had to take a clone of a strain that I didn't have a clone of, and did amazingly well. P. cubensis var Oak Ridge.
Went to grab the burner so I could take pics for you guys and gals.
I don't have a lot of gear out, most shit is packed away, but I had some premade petri dishes, and some straws. I normally use a scalpel, but that was put away, and straws are pretty sterile.
The agar mix was 9g agar agar and 9g light malt extract, with 550ml water in a 1000ml media bottle, pressure cooked for 25 min at 17 psi in a presto 23 quart pressure canner. In a sterile environment, the pressure canner was allowed to cool, the media bottle was removed and allowed to cool until able to be held(no thermometer unpacked). And poured onto sterile petri dishes.
I am using a HEPA fan filter unit (h14 grade) but this above is a still air box, and is good for having a clean area to work
And, now that I am thinking about it, this is a small section, a mini roll, of saran wrap, cut from a whole roll, way cheaper and easier to use for sealing petri dishes
Slice a fruit in half lengthwise. Simple. Wear gloves, and use something sterile, I used a straw, and threw that straw away. The fruit I took was part of a huge cluster of fruits, which will cause that trait to go forward to the next culture
Use a fresh straw or scalpel, and cut a piece on the inside , not touching the outside of the stem .
Here it is. I was within 6" of the fan the whole time. I will do a whole thread on this one day
Deposited specimen on the agar and closed the lid
Wrap with the saran
And label it.
I had to take a clone of a strain that I didn't have a clone of, and did amazingly well. P. cubensis var Oak Ridge.
Went to grab the burner so I could take pics for you guys and gals.
I don't have a lot of gear out, most shit is packed away, but I had some premade petri dishes, and some straws. I normally use a scalpel, but that was put away, and straws are pretty sterile.
The agar mix was 9g agar agar and 9g light malt extract, with 550ml water in a 1000ml media bottle, pressure cooked for 25 min at 17 psi in a presto 23 quart pressure canner. In a sterile environment, the pressure canner was allowed to cool, the media bottle was removed and allowed to cool until able to be held(no thermometer unpacked). And poured onto sterile petri dishes.
I am using a HEPA fan filter unit (h14 grade) but this above is a still air box, and is good for having a clean area to work
And, now that I am thinking about it, this is a small section, a mini roll, of saran wrap, cut from a whole roll, way cheaper and easier to use for sealing petri dishes
Slice a fruit in half lengthwise. Simple. Wear gloves, and use something sterile, I used a straw, and threw that straw away. The fruit I took was part of a huge cluster of fruits, which will cause that trait to go forward to the next culture
Use a fresh straw or scalpel, and cut a piece on the inside , not touching the outside of the stem .
Here it is. I was within 6" of the fan the whole time. I will do a whole thread on this one day
Deposited specimen on the agar and closed the lid
Wrap with the saran
And label it.