Treasure Coast albino selection — 4 generations in, here's my results

I've been doing phenotype selection work on Treasure Coast albino variants for the past eight months. Here's what I've learned from four agar generations of selection. Starting material: Spore syringe from a reputable vendor. First plate showed about 15% albino expression in the germinating sectors — consistent with TC's reputation. Generation 1: Selected the most fully depigmented sector visible on the plate. Transferred to fresh agar. The resulting culture fruited with about 60% albino expression. Generation 2: Tissue culture from the most albino fruiting body (interior stem tissue). Fruiting: approximately 80% albino or near-albino expression. Still seeing some pigmented specimens. Generation 3: Tissue culture again from most albino specimen. Fruiting: 90%+ albino. Very few pigmented. Mycelium on agar looks slightly different — whiter, slightly slower growth rate. Generation 4: Current. Tissue culture from G3 most albino specimen. Waiting on first fruits. Agar plates looking good — consistent white mycelium. What I've noticed: Each generation of albino selection seems to slightly reduce colonization vigor. G1 colonized fast. G4 is noticeably slower. This may be the tradeoff — stronger albino expression at the cost of some cultivation robustness.