Well a little about me. I really into physics, quantum mechanics and astronomy. My orginal field of study was astrophysics with my minor being mycology but I since changed my major to mycology. I am still enthralled by astrophysics but I cant seem to get enough of mycology and all the benefits mycelium offers this amazing place we call earth and all its inhabitants. I have a pretty good knowledge of cultivation as well. I also have read most of Terrence McKennas books and have all of his lectures as mp3s and listen to them when ever I get the chance. I feel his knowledge vastly surpassed that of alot of people when it came to culture and the evolution of man. Other than my fascination on the pursuit of knowledge my other hobbies include taking care of snakes(mainly burmese pythons), snowboarding and various nature activities. I have been browsing this forum for quite sometime and the knowledge and info ive gained from here is amazing. I thank each and everyone of you for helping put this community together and I looked for to conversing and learning as much as I can!

Welcome to the nexus

Im into mycology a bit myself. I have cultivated, however i havent succesfully made an LC. I would really like to use organic honey, with the least amount of heat possible (as i know for human health, heating the honey kills enzymes and decreases the overall healthyness of it), while still keeping it sterile of course (i use a pressure cooker). So i guess do you have any tips as to not caramelize the solution, while still meeping it sterile? I keep it a 4% solution, and i have a filtered ventilation hole for my jar lids for my lc. Ive noticed stuff growing in it, before it was even knocked up. Any tips?

Anything?? Any help would be much apprec