10/09/2026
Continuing the thoughts from the other day, this is what the “runner” on one of the plates looks like. If you read the books, then they suggest that that section of the mycelium could be a different variant. In the next week, we’re going to clone different sections of the plate to see whether those sections grow in a similar way as they are on this plate.
We’re only going to do this out of curiosity to see what happens. Will probably propagate four new plates and then grow those out and see what the differences are in the resulting Mushrooms.
The Oregon market for psilocybin is tiny. Only around 15,000 mg are served every month. That’s probably between 1000 to 2000g of dried mushrooms. That’s about 20% of what we can grow a month if we wanted to.
So there’s really no incentive to strain hunt because there’s really no commercial reason to do so.
We think it will be interesting to watch though.