How to use a spore swab for home mushroom cultivation.

[@JolynJessica]

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[@StipeCap]

Very kind of you. I'm glad you've found the content helpful.

[@JolynJessica]

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[@cameronsiebs]

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[@StipeCap]

Much abliged.

[@samueldonnelly9711]

Im going to have to try this method i usually just do swipes on the agar. I understand it tends to be wasteful so that's why im going to try this with my strains that don't drop spore for prints.

[@StipeCap]

Streaking with swabs tends to coat the swab and spores with a thin film of agar. You can do it this way or soften the tip with sterile wter before removing the cotton. Some peple even cut the tip into chunks using a scalpel.