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 AmericaOnLSD
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 Button Mushrooms - are these pins? 
#9653374 - 01/21/09 03:34 PM (3 years, 4 months ago) |
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I purchased a button mushroom box at the end of last year. I added compost and let it grow for two weeks before putting it in my fruiting chamber 6 days ago. I think I may be seeing pins, but I'm not sure what they look like for button mushrooms. Does anyone have any pictures of pinning button mushrooms? Are these pins in my picture, and if so how long should I expect before they mature?
Thanks,
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? [Re: AmericaOnLSD]
#9653390 - 01/21/09 03:37 PM (3 years, 4 months ago) |
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looks like pins to me.
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? [Re: CptnGarden]
#9653403 - 01/21/09 03:39 PM (3 years, 4 months ago) |
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? [Re: fishfarmin]
#9670002 - 01/24/09 07:47 AM (3 years, 4 months ago) |
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Totally butt0n pins!!!
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? [Re: DrugsRbadMkay]
#9673835 - 01/24/09 09:59 PM (3 years, 4 months ago) |
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Not all button pins will mature at once. Agaricus like to make almost all its pins at the start with non-fruiting ones staying dormant till the next flush.
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whats goin on with your buttons? is that peat on your surface layer?
I bet u have golf balls by now.pix?
here'sa link to a thread with pics that I was checkin out, some have been deleted it looks like but there are button pins-to-harvested fruits and it looks like a grow box like yours.
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Edited by DrugsRbadMkay (01/25/09 03:16 PM)
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? [Re: DrugsRbadMkay]
#9684654 - 01/26/09 06:09 PM (3 years, 3 months ago) |
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Quote:
DrugsRbadMkay said:
whats goin on with your buttons? is that peat on your surface layer?
I bet u have golf balls by now.pix?
here'sa link to a thread with pics that I was checkin out, some have been deleted it looks like but there are button pins-to-harvested fruits and it looks like a grow box like yours.
Thanks for the link.
Yes, that is peat moss on the surface layer. The mushroom spawn was shipped colonized with a packet of dry peat moss. I moistened the peat moss and used it to case the spawn, then closed the box back up and set it inside (temperatures around 70F) for two weeks. At that time, most of the peat moss was covered with growth, so I put it in the fruiting chamber on January 15th. Temperature is 60 to 68 degrees in the fruiting chamber and humidity 95 to 100%.
These have not grown as fast as I had expected (although I have never grown buttons before so don't really know what to expect). But they are growing, the largest are the size of peas or small marbles now. Here is a picture taken this evening.
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? [Re: AmericaOnLSD]
#9712999 - 01/31/09 04:02 PM (3 years, 3 months ago) |
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New picture taken this afternoon:
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? *Updated - 2nd flush pics* [Re: AmericaOnLSD]
#9786277 - 02/12/09 04:32 PM (3 years, 3 months ago) |
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Here is a picture of the 2nd flush. After harvesting and trimming the stems, I had 420 grams of mushrooms. First flush was about 125 grams (2 mushrooms).
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? *Updated - 2nd flush pics* [Re: AmericaOnLSD]
#9789275 - 02/13/09 05:34 AM (3 years, 3 months ago) |
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Nice job
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Re: Button Mushrooms - are these pins? *Updated - 2nd flush pics* [Re: nw_shroomy]
#9791415 - 02/13/09 03:43 PM (3 years, 3 months ago) |
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thats kinda schwag that the supplier of your kit doesnt screen the peat moss they send out.
Contams like to hide in those sticks.
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