The Cryptkeeper
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Dude. You are the MASTER of taking mycelium shots! So beautiful.
Bulk Mono Tek Pictorial
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choempi
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Pics pretty much show the life cycle, these knots are at 3 days, 14 days total since spawn.
justparanoid
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not worthy not worthy!
I hope i get results like that.
Congrats bro!
JP
I hope i get results like that.
Congrats bro!
JP
choempi
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It ain't hard bro, follow the tek.
DarthD3vl
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nice, I dont care for poly fill , like microporetape better alsoNo never did the poly, holes and micropore tape.
choempi
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seems I can never give you rep, but you deserve alot for bringing the mush teks more in focus on RUI
Still think your thread should be the first sticky in the H forum
choempi
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modest fuckI wouldn't mind
dankillerbs
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I have to admit. Love that you haven't replied Dank.
-The Cryptkeeper
Well not everyone stays on RIU posting all day long, some people go to work or have other things to do. Anyways, it was more of a question anyways so I dont feel stupid or "schooled" on the matter in the slightest. I was asking if there is a reason for fruiting immidiately vs giving it time to consolidate after 100% as is commonly done with other growing methods. Anyways, theres no arguing with results like that, very impressive. Cant wait to see some pin shots.
Well not everyone stays on RIU posting all day long, some people go to work or have other things to do. Anyways, it was more of a question anyways so I dont feel stupid or "schooled" on the matter in the slightest. I was asking if there is a reason for fruiting immidiately vs giving it time to consolidate after 100% as is commonly done with other growing methods. Anyways, theres no arguing with results like that, very impressive. Cant wait to see some pin shots.
The Cryptkeeper
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Sure wasn't posted in that sense.I have to admit. Love that you haven't replied Dank.-The Cryptkeeper
Well not everyone stays on RIU posting all day long, some people go to work or have other things to do. Anyways, it was more of a question anyways so I dont feel stupid or "schooled" on the matter in the slightest. I was asking if there is a reason for fruiting immidiately vs giving it time to consolidate after 100% as is commonly done with other growing methods. Anyways, theres no arguing with results like that, very impressive. Cant wait to see some pin shots.
I don't doubt that you're an important and busy man very valued by your boss and colleagues. 
JealousGreen
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Awesome thread. ill be following this tek in the future.
dankillerbs
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I agree actually, I was going by the books when monotubs dont really do that. They are pretty magical and well thought out. Anyways sorry Choempi, and thanks for keeping me in check the cryptkeeper. Peace
Michael Sparks
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Great Job.. and thanks for the effort i will be using this as a reference in the future..keep up the great work guys
The Cryptkeeper
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Now the Myc just looks like Parmigiano-Reggiano crumbles. X^D
choempi
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questions are good, pin pics are upI have to admit. Love that you haven't replied Dank.-The Cryptkeeper
Well not everyone stays on RIU posting all day long, some people go to work or have other things to do. Anyways, it was more of a question anyways so I dont feel stupid or "schooled" on the matter in the slightest. I was asking if there is a reason for fruiting immidiately vs giving it time to consolidate after 100% as is commonly done with other growing methods. Anyways, theres no arguing with results like that, very impressive. Cant wait to see some pin shots.
Michael Sparks
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man i wish i could get some prints from you. looking super great! i am going to start up soon. just don't know what outlet to go through to get spores
choempi
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welcome, all the hard work is done already, thanks to ohmatic, large_dose, and OZZ.
It is well thought out...
Welcome
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