Some monokayron discussion and advice. Sorry for the poor quality. I'm gonna redo it. Just for fun.

[@edwardgrand]

Sorry about the clipped video and poor framing. My phone decided to update during the filming and I was using a new phone mount... I'll try to do it better tomorrow. Tooo sleepy today.

[@CryptoTonight9393]

You could have continued the point you were making in this comment 😅 what does it mean when it won't mate with anything?

[@edwardgrand]

@@CryptoTonight9393 It's probably a contaminant. Many mycelial contams that look like monos.

[@azulmesa]

Mush appreciated Ed. ❤

[@Calimakoo]

Good work Ed!

[@Myco_N3rd]

Best way to start off the day! Thanks Ed!

[@jameswheatley9883]

Thank you Ed, just getting started working my first monos from your MK x TATBC f1. I can't thank you enough for the knowledge you share with us.

[@somedavehikes]

Me too! Clamp Search today!

[@Myco_N3rd]

@jameswheatley9883 just pulled my first mono's, (hopefully, haven't checked yet) from Eds albino trinity. Wouldn't be nearly where I am without the knowledge I've learned from Ed. ✌️🍄

[@FungiFun-m3t]

🍄🌿🚀🤘

[@billy_og]

It is so cool to understand this video. Thank you for sharing. You have definitely accomplished your goal of getting the information out there for others to enjoy.

[@edwardgrand]

Thank you for the message. It is truly beautiful to know that I've helped some people.

[@billy_og]

To take a subject that is pretty complicated to the laymen and extract only the information that is pertinent to accomplish not only cultivating but also cloning and breeding; AND to make it digestible, understandable, doable and frankly not that hard to follow; AND to share it freely- is in my mind... elegant. Thank you 🙏 & happy holidays.

[@MycoAlan]

🍄❤

[@NeedleJuiceFungi]

Great knowledge like always!

[@somedavehikes]

Hi Ed, on this you are using the same mono to cross as an example; I think? So if I follow correctly, If I have your AG or RW+TOQ isolated as a mono without clamps; and I plate it with the MK+TATBC (assuming I successfully isolated that mon)....that I could possibly mate those two? I think I get it; but the 2 LSGs on screen throwing me a bit...Thanks

[@edwardgrand]

Almost any two monokaryons will be compatible with each other. There is a small possibility that two monos from the same fruit (LSG) will be incompatible, but you don't need to worry about it (mating alleles and some other B.S.). The reason I mated the two LSG monos was to prove that they weren't isolated contaminants. If you don't have experience on the scope, it is easy to confuse a contaminant (which won't have clamps) with a mushroom monokaryon. Monos will not make fruit. So, if you take two monos, let them mate on a plate, and see fruit, you can be assured they are both mushroom monos. If they don't make fruit at the interface, it could be for several other reasons.