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Some ideas, please read
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While sterilizing the jars (finally with a pc) today, then several ideas came up. Anyone tell me if this will work please. Here it is..

We put adjusted amount of BRF formula into the casing tray, fill it up 3/4 full, cover the top 1/4 with dry verm, seal the lid with 4 holes poked and sterilize. Then innoculate right into the casing tray, throw in the incubator.

When the substrate's colonized, get rid of the dry verm. Apply casing layer, and start usual casing procedure with the original tray.

So instead of crumbling the cake, we just leave it in one-piece. One less chance of contamination (crumble), and cheaper (just buy trays).

What do you think?

Just thought of it, this might increase the colonizing speed, since the substrate's spread thinner in the tray.. Assuming you don't use a huge casing tray.


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Edited by davikosack (11/25/02 09:18 PM)

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Re: Some ideas, please read [Re: davikosack]
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Then innoculate right into the casing tray, throw in the incubator.




Hmm, I don't understand. Shouldn't you just incolulate the jars with spores, colonize like normal, and then case? Your idea doesn't really seem new.


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Re: Some ideas, please read [Re: davikosack]
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You would sterilize this trays how?

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Re: Some ideas, please read [Re: davikosack]
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No, that much substrate will take forever to colonize. It won't finish by the time contams set in.

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Re: Some ideas, please read [Re: davikosack]
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How are you gonna sterilize it in the casing tray. If you sterilize it in jars and then transfer to the casing container, you will undoubtedly get contams, unless you want to buy an expensive flow hood and/or glove box.


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Re: Some ideas, please read [Re: Skikid16]
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I think he means packing the substrate into a container and sterilising it.
Innoculating it and letting the container colonise.
This has been done before and it will work.
But you do need to do this on a small scale if you are a new grower otherwise contamination will set in.
Jars generally are the way to go.

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Re: Some ideas, please read [Re: DERRAYLD]
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^^Yeah, that's what i meant. Pack the substrate in the tray and sterilize it that way. And innoculate right in the casing tray.

around the amount of 1 pint of substrate is what I'm thinking

It has been done before and works?


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Davikosack

Edited by davikosack (11/25/02 11:20 PM)

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It has been done before and works?




Yes, but it doesn't make sense to do cause it takes a while to colonize, and you have a great risk of contamination.
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^^Yeah, that's what i meant. Pack the substrate in the tray and sterilize it that way. And innoculate right in the casing tray



How you gonna sterilize?


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Re: Some ideas, please read [Re: Skikid16]
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Haven't thought of that yet.... would boiling water work?

Maybe I should just scratch the idea...


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Haven't thought of that yet.... would boiling water work?




I don't think the casing containers would hold up too well.
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Maybe I should just scratch the idea...



There are better things you could be thinking about, but it was a good thought.


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