On Thursday, January 29, 2015 at 9:07:31 AM UTC-8, Micky Dembek wrote:
I'm first year Natural Sciences student. ... We do mostly NOT INTERESTING STUFF,
Depends on your perspective and your choice of side projects. I'm not sure the long term salary potential of a natural science graduate is very interesting, that much is true.
> So i want to start my first culture and (obviously!) decided it's going to be a P.stripticus - yes just because it glows!
If you are successful, then send pictures.
Perhaps you could look into nutritional yeast (a yellow powder from the grocery store):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutritional_yeast
This is basically 'a yummy yeast extract'. It is also tasty on popcorn for when you're taking a break from being a mad scientist. Also if I recall you can add potato starch or potato flakes to make it more nutritious (for your microbes or fungi.. not for your popcorn). You might even be super lazy and microwave the mix to sterilize though it might be best to pressure cook it.
Keep in mind though, that fungi grow on nearly everything, including many things you might find at a garden supply store, as long as you keep things sterile. Building a properly clean hood is more important than the food/medium for a first beginner homebrew attempt.
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