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Bleach bath straw
    #10622646 - 07/04/09 10:17 PM (14 years, 7 months ago)

I just pasteurized some straw using  bleach pasteurization method from GGMM. I started it on Monday and gave it a 6 hour soak in the bleach. I look today and ever thing seems to be coming along , besides the sprouts growing. The seeds in the straw have sprouted . I guess bleach does not kill the seeds. Is this going to cause problems? Or will the MYC just eat them up? I inoculated it with pink , Grey and king oyster spawn.


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Re: Bleach bath straw [Re: Grzyby]
    #10622693 - 07/04/09 10:33 PM (14 years, 7 months ago)

THe myc won't eat them, and some folks have said they "can" attract bacterial contams but I'm not having any problems with them.  They sprout, I ignore them, they ignore me.

Sounds like my last relationship.

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Re: Bleach bath straw [Re: Jef]
    #10622809 - 07/04/09 11:17 PM (14 years, 7 months ago)

haha the seeds living is not a problem it's if they get colonized by competing microbes.


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Re: Bleach bath straw [Re: ScavengerType]
    #10624576 - 07/05/09 12:32 PM (14 years, 7 months ago)

I Have pastureized in boiling water and had this happen ... i didn't have any problems. i guessing i didn't fully submerge the straw and a few seed made it through.. let us know how it goes


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Re: Bleach bath straw [Re: Grzyby]
    #10626890 - 07/05/09 08:43 PM (14 years, 7 months ago)

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Grzyby said:
I just pasteurized some straw using  bleach pasteurization method from GGMM. I started it on Monday and gave it a 6 hour soak in the bleach. I look today and ever thing seems to be coming along , besides the sprouts growing. The seeds in the straw have sprouted . I guess bleach does not kill the seeds. Is this going to cause problems? Or will the MYC just eat them up? I inoculated it with pink , Grey and king oyster spawn.




GGMM depicts a method for doing this in large quantities. How much straw did you pasteurize and what were your proportions? I'm curious as I'm thinking of trying this too.


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Re: Bleach bath straw [Re: Mankey]
    #10714662 - 07/21/09 11:39 AM (14 years, 7 months ago)

I folowed the instructions from GGMM. The pink and elm oyster ( not yellow :frown:) did fine . The king oyster contaminated with trich , really bad. Heres some pix of the oysters



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