Posted by ianboelts (04/14/17 10:34 PM)
Hi there, just trying to clarify, in the directions here you say 40degrees Fahrenheit. do you mean 40degrees Celsius? because normally the temps in my house range from around 72-78 degrees Fahrenheit. thanks!!
Posted by wex (05/16/16 04:24 PM)
Thanks
Posted by homerj (12/11/15 02:10 PM)
this works great!
Posted by spearsgary74 (03/04/15 08:21 PM)
Works great.
Posted by BigJimSlade (01/10/15 09:02 PM)
Thank you so much for this, I was just wondering today whether or not I should dunk in between flushes. 
Posted by nirvanakrt7 (09/10/14 02:00 PM)
Thanks!!!
Posted by Thatoneglover (09/16/13 06:14 PM)
And they say Penis envys dont do well on cakes? That dunk and roll method sure does change that. I cant ait till my spores come in!!!!!!
Posted by hbettag (07/16/13 08:43 AM)
ok at 100 percent colonization i birthed 3 brf  cakes, unfortunately i did not wait any extra time after they colonized, i dunked for 24 hours then  rolled. I placed them into a fruiting chamber i designed my rh stays at 99.00 percent qall the time temp is 70.2 to 71 all the time it's been 2 weeks and nothing has happened no pinning no nothing cakes smell fine and only screw up ive made was birthing way to early nown what will they definitly fruit someday, is there a way to shock them please help
Posted by akathevip (05/09/13 08:08 PM)
did he stack the cakes???

Posted by itsponge (05/02/13 08:30 PM)
amazing info will be doing this
Posted by Kadester (10/13/12 01:43 PM)
Beautiful, will be important info im sure as I come to know the process a lot better.
Cheers!
Posted by Ryoma (01/27/12 04:43 AM)
Awesome
Posted by magicmatt420 (12/30/11 06:52 PM)
so this is my frist time fruiting mycelium and i did not dunk  or roll my cakes well they still fruit at all :(
Posted by phaseflux (01/05/09 06:45 AM)
You may want to emphasize that  that fine vermiculite should be used for the dunk and roll. The reason I say this is because I see many people posting pictures of their cakes which were rolled in course verm, and because of that it doesn't cling well and leaves a large amount of mycelium being uncovered. I also made the same mistake my first time. Also, if people have course verm, but no fine verm, they can simply grind up their course verm.