Psilocelium said:

Well G2G would help you get a lot more spawn to start with. But if you are just ordering pre-made bags, I assume you dont have a Pressure Cooker or anything. That would make G2G's a bit hard.

If you're spawning to Manure, I would personally bring the manure to Field Capacity along with the Coco Coir or what have you. Then, either pasteurize all that or just spawn to it with your fully colonized bags.

You probably want some kind of casing layer unless humidity is in your favor down there. I'd use a layer of straw.

I'm not real experienced with the outdoor grows, but they seem like they are much easier than indoors if you are in the right location.

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Toklo said:

I use filter patch bags and mason jars to knock up rye.  Both work great.  I also use the bags to create a bulk brick of coir, straw and worm castings.  Since the bags are clear, i experience little or no contam due to peeking, unlike i do with my bulk trays wrapped in black plastic.  I keep them in closed boxes in a closet for darkness while incubating in both rye starters and bulk bricks.

Spawn to bulk by breaking up the spawn and mixing together with the bulk sub in the bags.  I do it in open sanitized air without any contam issues.

Definitely do g2g, since the incubation time is quicker than always starting from spores and you can multiply your spawn nearly by a factor of 10. 

Create an LC from a cc of spores and you can really speed things up.  I use small baby bottles, which work great and provide enough LC that my spore syringe consumption has been minimized substantially.

Good Luck!

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