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 houdinihar
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 King Oyster Grow 
#13734215 - 01/05/11 10:50 AM (2 years, 5 months ago) |
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shroomzi8
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thats one hell of a setup she has there.
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FractalXplora
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Re: King Oyster Grow [Re: shroomzi8]
#13734281 - 01/05/11 11:16 AM (2 years, 5 months ago) |
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nice kings Houdinihar, I'll be fruiting a couple of bags soon around the mid 60's, baby king pins are a beautiful sight!
cheers for the link too.
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houdinihar
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Re: King Oyster Grow [Re: shroomzi8]
#13734578 - 01/05/11 12:53 PM (2 years, 5 months ago) |
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shroomzi8 said:
thats one hell of a setup she has there.
that it is. she has it done right too. everything automated. way to go.
i like the way the trimming is done to keep size in line with her requirements for marketing. very slick. too bad they seem to waste a lot of material.
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Humility
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I want to do that  .
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FractalXplora
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the trimming off of the smaller pins is a masterstroke eh, must be getting much higher yeilds and bigger shrooms. Class set up, mind blowing.
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houdinihar
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kings are kicking today--you wouldn't believe the growth so far. will post new pics tomorrow.
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LC89
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How long it take to get full colonization? I clone mine of newspaper for three months. I get around 60~70% colonization. IS it possible that newspaper doesn't have enough nutrient for them to grow rapidly?
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houdinihar
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Re: King Oyster Grow [Re: LC89]
#13752063 - 01/08/11 02:25 PM (2 years, 5 months ago) |
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as promised here are 2 new pics representative of the bags.
the growth is astonishing. the largest kings are between 3-4 inches high.
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Buckeye Oysters
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Growing nothing but kings would be boring as fuck...
Anyway great job houdinihar!. Remember, if you want those bigguns you gonna have to do straw/alfalfa poly tubes!
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Re: King Oyster Grow [Re: LC89]
#13754004 - 01/08/11 08:13 PM (2 years, 5 months ago) |
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LC89 said:
How long it take to get full colonization? I clone mine of newspaper for three months. I get around 60~70% colonization. IS it possible that newspaper doesn't have enough nutrient for them to grow rapidly?
newspaper grows are slow anyhow, and don't ever produce much. Only way to use it well is to chop it into bits and mix with 10-20% bran/cottonseed meal, hydrate right, then PC for 4hrs in bags.
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houdinihar
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Quote:
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Growing nothing but kings would be boring as fuck...
Anyway great job houdinihar!. Remember, if you want those bigguns you gonna have to do straw/alfalfa poly tubes!
Thanks for the tip Buckeye Oysters.
I, too think it would be boring, but if it is a cash cow, who can complain, especially if you have don't have to do it all by yourself? That's part of the good side of being the owner or manager. You can delegate if you want to.
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houdinihar
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new shots taken today:
looking good.
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fungus_tao
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They look incredible. Good work!
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houdinihar
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thank you fungus_tao.
i'm going to chomp on some tomorrow.
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markinnewparis
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Very nice grow. And video.
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