The Cryptkeeper
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To help the spores distribute?anyone notice the swirling pattern of the stems?
Hmmmm...
What causes this peeps?
[I know why, just asking if peeps are aware of a basic truth with the mush]
To help the spores distribute?anyone notice the swirling pattern of the stems?
Hmmmm...
What causes this peeps?
[I know why, just asking if peeps are aware of a basic truth with the mush]
airflow direction from my understandinganyone notice the swirling pattern of the stems?
Hmmmm...
What causes this peeps?
[I know why, just asking if peeps are aware of a basic truth with the mush]
Yes, the mush grow away from the wind flow, always, nothing to do with light.airflow direction from my understanding
Very interesting. I understand that some mushrooms instinctively bend their stems to help distribute spores.Yes, the mush grow away from the wind flow, always, nothing to do with light.
You may be right also, they are hard to define as to purpose.....Very interesting. I understand that some mushrooms instinctively bend their stems to help distribute spores.
I'm sure the 'spiral' effect is all because of the air flow. It wouldn't be quite as noticeable in the wild though. LOLYou may be right also, they are hard to define as to purpose.....
10 days should be good, then 2-3 days knotts , 3-5 days pins, 7-10 days pick first flushthanks for all the info choempi, i,ve got 3 monotubs going, spawned about a week ago, almost time to check
what are you talking about?Guys, there are easier ways to keep your RH up around 95 and still keep your Co2 down, really, I've got a couple of cheap solutions for you if you want.
I thought you were mistaken, this is as simple as it getsWell hell, then my way is certainly not easier than yours, shut my mouth. I thought people were fanning and opening and warming and such.
I thought you were mistaken, this is as simple as it gets
I grow panamas, cloned, and their environment is very conducive to this tek, just google the environment these thrive, due to the coastal mountains these grow best in a moderate humid enviro, temperate as like mid 70sF, but load the humid!I'm sure the 'spiral' effect is all because of the air flow. It wouldn't be quite as noticeable in the wild though. LOL
good luck, and ask qs if you have themAwesome thread and tek sir. A bit more research and a few more items to acquire and I'll be ready. Thank you sir!