polyarcturus
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soon very soon!
My first class with the golden teacher
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RetiredMatthebrute
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like poly said should be verry soon. i found on my first batch that pinning took forever, when we drilled some holes closer to the bottom of the container to let CO2 out they started pinning. CO2 is heavier than O2 and one of the things that imvites pinning is lack of CO2. I always thought it was the abundance of O2. anyways that Mycelium is constantly letting off CO2 and it will just sit there. if theres any way you can allow that CO2 to passivly escape you will see faster pinning.
at least this is how i understand it. some of the more experienced cultivators can definatly correct my information if its wrong.
polyarcturus
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i think what canndo would say is "turn your jars upside down a few times a day." great point RMB.
RetiredMatthebrute
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im wondering if fle bombs will kill contams as well?
thoughts?
thoughts?
polyarcturus
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whats in them? but no i dont think so.. i would think some pesticides would serve as a food source for comtams.
RetiredMatthebrute
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verry nice but you must have put them into fruiting conditions before today they look like they will be ready to pick tomorow or the next dayPut in to fruiting today.
Killua
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It is supposed to turn out like this. This pic is off of 
TranscendingLife
thread on shroomery i followed his one flush wonder tek.
TranscendingLife thread on shroomery i followed his one flush wonder tek.Attachments
RetiredMatthebrute
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they grow really fast once they start pinning.
looks like you have your first flush coming up roght now and they will continue to pin up as you go. i never really seen "flushes" with the pan i fruited. just kinda picked daily as they came up. either way looks great man glad to see some pics of sucess. i just chucked out my second run, 9 pans of bulk sub all contam
next run will be better i hope. Im dumping the straw tek and going with a vermculite casing. anyhoo....keep us posted!!
looks like you have your first flush coming up roght now and they will continue to pin up as you go. i never really seen "flushes" with the pan i fruited. just kinda picked daily as they came up. either way looks great man glad to see some pics of sucess. i just chucked out my second run, 9 pans of bulk sub all contam
next run will be better i hope. Im dumping the straw tek and going with a vermculite casing. anyhoo....keep us posted!!
Javadog
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I can personally vouch for any mycological pointers that TL has to offer.It is supposed to turn out like this. This pic is off of
JD
growyurown
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No signs of pins yet but the top of the casing layer is white, but not fluffy. Basically just flat and white like in the picture on the previous page... Is this overlay or what's goin on. The first time growing with brf cakes it was fluffy but I didn't have an 1 1/2 inches of casing
RetiredMatthebrute
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Growyurown, you should start to see pinning any day now m8, congrats...please post pics up whenever you get around to it.
MJG420
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Posted some new pics this morning!
RetiredMatthebrute
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verry nice M8 looks like you will be harvesting by tomorow
sweet ill go check them out in a secPosted some new pics this morning!
RetiredMatthebrute
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Well been busy with my new job, ended up throwing out every pan of bulk sub the good news is i have more jars colonizing fast (sorry if i already said this)
next weekend ill be doing a different method and hopefully have some mushroom pics up soon
the good news is i have more jars colonizing fast (sorry if i already said this) next weekend ill be doing a different method and hopefully have some mushroom pics up soon
technical dan
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looks good killua. I like your outdoor patch MJG I have a pot with some cased grains outside right now depending on how it goes I'll dig out a bit of space around the base of a large bush and try to have some there.
matt do you mean the all verm casing or something else?
some myc is starting to grow up through one corner of my tray so hopefully it'll go through the rest in the next couple days and start to pin.
matt do you mean the all verm casing or something else?
some myc is starting to grow up through one corner of my tray so hopefully it'll go through the rest in the next couple days and start to pin.
RetiredMatthebrute
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no the bulk sub's i did with straw. my entire second run is trashed lol.
i need to find time to go do some cleaning, i think with all the penicilin mold the place is just infested. though the majority of the trays were bacterial contam and some white cotton ball looking shit. a few green spots here and there but.....
one i get a better work enviorment i may go back to trying a bulk substrate but for now i want to try and eliminate and possibilities of contam's. by using vermiculite as a "casing" i shouldnt get much growing on it if my corn is already established with mycelium as vermiculite has not nutritional value and dosent support life..... at least thats how i have percieved it. my jars should be ready by this weekend and i get my first check. i have 2 rather large tubs so ill be splitting up my jars and basically just dumping a bag of vermiculite into the tote, mixing in the corn and misting till moist. not sure if im going to try and pasturize the verm or not, i dont think its really needed is it?
i need to find time to go do some cleaning, i think with all the penicilin mold the place is just infested. though the majority of the trays were bacterial contam and some white cotton ball looking shit. a few green spots here and there but.....
one i get a better work enviorment i may go back to trying a bulk substrate but for now i want to try and eliminate and possibilities of contam's. by using vermiculite as a "casing" i shouldnt get much growing on it if my corn is already established with mycelium as vermiculite has not nutritional value and dosent support life..... at least thats how i have percieved it. my jars should be ready by this weekend and i get my first check. i have 2 rather large tubs so ill be splitting up my jars and basically just dumping a bag of vermiculite into the tote, mixing in the corn and misting till moist. not sure if im going to try and pasturize the verm or not, i dont think its really needed is it?
technical dan
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ok I think someone referred to that as the res effect sometime earlier. Even though the verm will not really support life it could still harbor it or be a vector of contam for any bits of uncolinized grain. So maybe bring it up to field water cap. with water and some hydrogen peroxide and give it some time in the microwave to kill anything trying to hitch a ride on it. The microwave may not be necessary (since the verm is non-nutritive) but I think you should still have some H2O2 in you water/ spray.