Sam Studley

hmm alright, so should i get rid of them and start again or is there anything else you can think of that might help them in fruiting?

well there aren't any holes per se but the straw on top is very loosely packed, would making holes be a good idea?

Wayne Mackenzie wrote:Temperature?
I don’t see a lot of colonization in that pic.

The temperature is around 70 degrees
after letting the mycelium spread for a few days i added a few extra inches of straw so the majority of it is buried

hi yall, I'm new to growing mushrooms and thought it would be a fun project to try
I bought a spawn bag and successfully colonized it with  blue oyster spawn, then transferred the mycelium into a bigger tub with substrate, im using pasteurized straw for my substrate.
The mycelium has spread through the substrate but I haven't seen any pins and it been about a month since transferring into my bigger container
so far I've been lightly fanning and misting the mycelium once a day. I was wondering if I'm missing something or simply need to wait longer
if anyone has any tips or advice to help that would be greatly appreciated! thanks for your time