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 Buzzkill19
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i have had a big problem with cobweb mold in a few of my jars, should i fruit the jars that are ok in another location besides my house?
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KillerPicklez
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The uncontaminated jars should be fine to fruit. Just make sure you give your FC a good cleaning prior to fruiting and you should be fine. And dispose of your contaminated jars
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Buzzkill19 said:
i have had a big problem with cobweb mold in a few of my jars, should i fruit the jars that are ok in another location besides my house?
if they're not finished colonizing you should seperate them or just throw out the cobweb mold jars and clean your incubator/incubation area.
I believe cobweb doesn't really set in once the mycelium has colonized the substrate. 10% peroxide (3% before dilution) and 90% water will kill cobweb on contact.
It damages mycelium but at that concentration I wouldn't be too worried if you don't use it excessively.
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imachavel, Man you really need to do some reading, the amount of bullshit you put into almost every single one of your posts is absolutely astounding.
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Buzzkill19
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thanks, i have threw out the contaminated jars. so what is the best thing to use to clean my incubating area?
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KillerPicklez
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get yourself some air sanitizer and you can use a mixture of water/bleach to clean your incubation area (I think its 10% bleach, maybe even less)
where are you incubating? What I always did was just incubate in the bathroom. Prior to incubation I would spray Oust like crazy, whipe down all the surfaces with rubbing alcohol and went on my way. Never had any problems. If you have the resources to build a glove box, that would be a good investment also.
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Buzzkill19
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I did inoculate using a glove box, my incubator is a insulated closet. i was just worried about my fruits getting contaminated. thanks for the help and info i will put it to use!
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i also have a post on mushroom hunting if you are good at identifying mushrooms please take a look at it. the post is called "whats taking over my cube field"
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KillerPicklez
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Buzzkill19 said:
I did inoculate using a glove box, my incubator is a insulated closet. i was just worried about my fruits getting contaminated. thanks for the help and info i will put it to use!
You dont need to worry about your fruits getting contaminated. Fully colonized cakes are very contaminant resistant. If you are going to have contams they usually show up during colonization.
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