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Quick follow-up to the first harvest posted 11 days ago. The initial flush took the lion's share of the canopy, but I decided to let the block ride completely dry without a dunk to test moisture retention and vigor.

​Flush two still pushed out solid coverage and kept the exact same wavy, saucer-like margin expression across the tub. Really pleased with how resilient this genetic line is holding up through multiple runs.

Quick follow-up to the first harvest posted 11 days ago. The initial flush took the lion's share of the canopy, but I decided to let the block ride completely dry without a dunk to test moisture retention and vigor.

​Flush two still pushed out solid coverage and kept the exact same wavy, saucer-like margin expression across the tub.

Really pleased with how resilient this genetic line is holding up through multiple runs.

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Had no idea her birthday was this past month when starting this run. Super happy with how these pale, frilled caps turned out. The universe scheduled this run—Maria Sabina wasn't about to miss her own birthday party.

Hey everyone, wanted to drop a quick photo dump of what’s been coming off the shelves lately.

​It’s been a fun mix of wild genetic isolations—heavy rosecomb patterns, dense coral/brain mutations, inverted caps, and massive textured thickies—alongside some crisp, uniform canopy flushes and broad-cap runs.

​Always cool seeing how distinct these expression lines get once you start stabilizing oddities on agar.

​Which isolation in the dump stands out most to you?

Really happy with how this flush turned out. The wavy margins and canopy density on this isolation are wild.

Just checking out this latest flush of Wombat iso TBC unstable. Super cool seeing how variable these get—got everything from wide flared caps to that classic dark center popping through.

​Anyone else run into this much variation with these?

A few canopy shots from some recent runs.

Always satisfying to see a tub fill out wall-to-wall, whether it’s a tight sea-of-caps or wild coral/brain traits taking over the block!

Just wanted to share a quick photo dump of some fun projects and unique genetic traits we’ve been working with lately.

From macro gill details to crazy rose/brain mutations, the morphological diversity never gets old!

​Which one is your favorite shot?

Thought I’d share this recent run. These P.Nats are incredibly fast and aggressive. First photo is flush #1, and the next is exactly a week later. Loving the canopy coverage on this setup.

The canopy on this tub filled in beautifully. Grown in a 66qt boomer bin, and the fruits look wild—they have this awesome alien UFO vibe, like little bell-shaped hats with a cool touch of color right in the center. It was just a really fun one to work with.

Been working on this project for a while now. We originally fell in love with just how beautiful the genetics looked, but the actual growth and results have been incredibly solid all around.

​That heavy cap wrinkling and frosty blue shading are exactly what we were hoping to see. Just wanted to share a proud moment with the community—hope you guys dig it!

Was a absolute blast growing these in a 44. Insane numbers too.

​Capturing some incredible morphology with this Dreadmaw run. The deep ridges and heavy cap definition are really dialed in on this generation.

​Strictly for academic research and microscopy purposes.

First transfer from spores . Thing is amazing got this strain directly from the founder great guy insane genetics.

A isolation i have been working on .