Dr. Silurian’s Culture Cleanup Agar Premix

Where the Pathogens Starve, and the Mycelium Prevails

From the obsidian depths of Dr. Silurian’s lab comes a refined cultivation medium, forged not for the bold—but for the besieged. When your culture is on the ropes, and your plate is more battlefield than biome, this is the mix to reach for.

Dr. Silurian’s Culture Cleanup Agar Premix is your frontline defense against bacterial grime, wild mold ambition, and the lingering regrets of that suspicious LC. Built on the principle of water agar—but upgraded with cunning—this medium starves contamination while feeding mycelium just enough to fight back.

⚗️ What It’s For:

• Cloning wild mushrooms

• Cleaning up contaminated or untrusted cultures

• Pulling clean growth from questionable liquid culture

• Spore mass or needle biopsy rescue plates

• Outpacing mold and bacterial aggression during isolation

🧫 What’s Inside:

• Activated Charcoal – Obscures food sources, frustrates invaders

• No Antibiotics – Just slow-release nutrients and biochemical misdirection

• Tailored Trace Minerals – Supports white rot fungi like oysters, reishi, lion’s mane, and turkey tail

• Resists Bacterial Spread – No slime trails here—just crisp, clean margins

• Wispy Growth? Normal. That’s healthy fungi, exercising patience.

💡 Why It Works:

Think of it as water agar with teeth. Mold loses momentum. Bacteria sulk. But your mushroom culture—though subtle in appearance—creeps forward with clarity and strength. No feast, but no famine either.

It’s selective agar without antibiotics, developed by cultivators who’ve faced down every grimy petri dish the forest could throw at them.

🧪 Usage:

• Mix 20g per 500mL of distilled water

• Sterilize at 15 PSI for 45–60 minutes

• Pour under sterile conditions

• Plates set to a deep black finish — a mirror for your mycelium

📦 Format:

• 100g vacuum-sealed bag

• Each 100g bag makes 2.5 Liters of finished agar

• Ships as dry powder – pour when you need it, fresh

• Bulk orders and custom cleanup formulas available

🧠 Mad Lab Tip:

We’ve cloned wild mushrooms straight from the forest, cleaned dirty cultures using LC squirt-to-plate methods, and pulled off sectoring that would’ve failed on richer media. This isn’t alchemy—it’s biological sleight of hand.