How To Create A Spore Syringe. Transferring print spores into syringe 1. › a sterilized inoculation loop or scalpel › a pair of sterilized tweezers › a spore print (depending on the size and saturation of the spore print, you can make multiple syringes from one spore print) › sterile syringe and needle › a small bottle or flask with a small opening › if sterile water is not available, you can use a.
You can buy a mushroom spore syringe online, or make one yourself. Stir the fleck of spores until they are well broken up and 'dissolved' into the water. You can even reuse old and used syringes to make new spore syringes by sterilizing them again in this way.
A live culture, or liquid culture syringe will work much faster but is more complicated to create and manage.
Hydration of spores is an important process before mushroom breeding can begin, because dry spores are very unlikely to germinate. › a sterilized inoculation loop or scalpel › a pair of sterilized tweezers › a spore print (depending on the size and saturation of the spore print, you can make multiple syringes from one spore print) › sterile syringe and needle › a small bottle or flask with a small opening › if sterile water is not available, you can use a. Repeat steps 3 and 4 two more times. You will remove a small piece of substrate with a alcohol flamed hobby knife, place it in a jar of sterile water, agitate the water to distribute mycelia cells through it, and draw a syringe from that jar.