Description
Has anyone seen it? Has anyone heard of it? The real Yeti may be eluding us, but the one you’re about to meet is very real. Growkits of this strain are widely known. You might have already found them on my website. But now… it’s time for something new. The Yeti M2M growkit is a unique isolation of this popular strain. Like its predecessor, it provides an incredible observational experience. Want to learn more? I encourage you to read on!
More about the Yeti M2M strain
What’s worth knowing about this strain? The Yeti M2M growkit was created as a result of the work of one of the distinguished mycologists in the world – Menace2Mycology. It’s easy to guess that’s where the name comes from.
The Yeti was known for being very slow to colonize… This strain surpasses it by a significant margin. The mycelium begins to grow rapidly whenever it finds the opportunity. If it is provided with the right conditions, i.e., proper humidity, adequate ventilation, and a favorable temperature ranging from 21° to 25° Celsius, then practically nothing will stop it.
What fruiting bodies can the Yeti M2M produce?
For the record – you can only observe the mycelium. The reasons are familiar to us all and begin with “P.” However, this doesn’t mean you can learn more about what fruiting bodies the Yeti M2M growkit could produce. They look quite similar to the basic mushroom variety, yet they are visibly larger. Dark blue circles often appear on the cap. It’s worth noting that this strain can produce significantly more yields than the regular Yeti. Furthermore, it is one of the most potent variants.
The mature mushroom becomes soft at the stem. It also produces spores, which are colorless.
Is the Yeti M2M growkit the right choice for you?
If you value mycology and are looking for a completely new experience observing under a microscope – absolutely! This strain, due to its rapid colonization, will provide a wealth of intriguing insights for anyone who wants to study it “at home.” It’s worth noting that the Yeti M2M growkit is aimed at more experienced mycologists. If you are one of them – this is a great option for you!
