Omg these grow boxes, pressure cookers, sanitation and small jars reminds me of the days when some people grew shroomz like crazy idk who but just some people hahaGL hope it works out for u.
if you get a sexy plant from it. GL 
I got a secret love for mushies too. Looks like you trying to get this down to breed some kind of super herb I hope it works out for u. Just don't go all gmo on us
i'd rather assist nature's plan and give it opportunities than try to force her 
no GMO here to be sure.
Home now, smokin' Cenex and the Kratom is kicking in. Almost good to go lol.
Here's an example off an easy home made Still Air Box (SAB).
I'm not going to post the directions simply because there are so many variations. This can even be a cardboard box with clear plastic lol. All kinds of corners can be cut when designing this. I was actually thinking of making one real quick using a fish tank on its side with plastic sheeting and duct tape. I have a plastic tub but I would like to take pics while working possibly. So the glass would be nice.
Anyways, the objective is to create a mostly sealed environment that can be cleaned with bleach or alcohol spray. Disinfectants like Lysol can be used, but it has a history of causing a cellular disorder in fungi known as rosecomb. I have no idea how it will affect plant tissue and we are not even going there lol. I'll make the box tomorrow and then we can do some culture work.
Normally I would break out the big gun for this sort of work, but I want to show everyone just how easy home culturing can be when you get used to it.
This is a back pressured clean room with 2'x4' Hepa filter laminar flow hood. Not your everyday home appliance
And not something I get to show off very often lol. So I had to sneak it in here somehow. :icon_roll
Honestly, though a bit cumbersome, an SAB can be every bit as effective.
Much love!
Just can't keep up lol.
I wasn't able to get a good pic of the yeast, but if you google yeast on agar there are plenty of good pics. I did manage to get a picture of another hitch hiker. This one also started at the cultured tissue and grew outward. An indicator that it was present in the tissue like the yeast. It's a species of Fusarium. Not sure which one.. but it is a soil/plant dweller.
Fusarium is a large genus of filamentous fungi, part of a group often referred to as hyphomycetes, widely distributed in soil and associated with plants. Most species are harmless saprobes, and are relatively abundant members of the soil microbial community. Some species produce mycotoxins in cereal crops that can affect human and animal health if they enter the food chain. The main toxins produced by these Fusarium species are fumonisins and trichothecenes.
The name of Fusarium comes from Latin fusus, meaning a spindle.
One of my medical conditions decided to rear it's ugly head. Got very sick and when I went back to work I found myself in another position which I have been told is temporary due to the loss of a manager. Better be. It's a time leach job hmmf. At any rate there is some positive in my negativity I'm scheduled for a surgery on March 3rd. I'm not real thrilled about it lol, but it will finally allow some time to get back to this. Otherwise I have everything I need.
Making another batch in a few and just making sure I had all my notes. I won't be able to be as detailed initially due to being spread too thin as usual, but this is for a business project now so no playing around. I'm skipping the box and using the flow hood when the time comes. Right now I'm busy cooking a media recipe that is proven to work. 
