ambargh said:

"Oh look at her - look how fucking cool she is cleaning."


I'm gonna trade it in the marketplace. I wonder what I can get for it.

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Citizen13 said:

noobieshroomie said:

citizen i know
and it works great every time

-noobie-

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man im watching these dubs , i cant stop laughing .

noobieshroomie said:

great way to embarrass friends,family.neighbors

-noobie-

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Psuper said:

Lysol/oust and hygrometers are unnecessary.

Lysol and Oust are not unecessary. Unless RR is just making stuff up these days. Common incident where you should know before you just start typing stuff........................., RR says this,

RogerRabbit said:

    Actually, Oust and lysol are two totally different things.  Lysol is a surface disinfectant that only works on smooth surfaces.  Rubbing alcohol is better imo, so I don't use lysol for anything.  Oust is an air disinfectant.  It has aerosol additives designed to keep the mist in suspension in the air for as long as possible to kill airborne bacteria and mold spores.  Oust rocks.  Lysol makes a similar product to oust and puts it in the same skinny cans like oust, but it doesn't stay in the air nearly as long.  If I fog my grow room with oust, ten minutes later there is still a fog.  Do the same thing with the lysol copycat, and two minutes later the fog is gone.

  Oust can't be sprayed on surfaces.  The mist shoots straight up, and if you roll the can over, it pukes out liquid.  It's an air cleaning agent.  Use alcohol on your tables and oust in the air.  I spray the room the greenhouse is in, but not inside the greenhouse itself, except between crop cycles.
RR

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Citizen13 said:

noobieshroomie said:

great way to embarrass friends,family.neighbors

-noobie-

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plus i can cut a hole in it and have serious raunchy mormon sex in public.

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noobieshroomie said: all resulted in a

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Doc_T said:

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noobieshroomie said: all resulted in a

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Because we didn't have pics of ambargh in a leopard snuggie in them.

Side note- there's no snuggies for cats. That tells you something about cats.

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that they are smart enough not to be tortured?

Doc_T said:

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noobieshroomie said: all resulted in a

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Side note- there's no snuggies for cats. That tells you something about cats.

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says who?


-noobie-

noobieshroomie said:

theres nothing a  snuggie cant fuck up

-noobie-

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fungus_tao said:

I tried to get my cat to drink some rum tonight. She didn't give in to my peer pressure. I, on the other hand, kinda tipsy. Also, I hit someone in the dick today with a snowball. He was peeing on my car.

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Citizen13 said:

fungus_tao said:

I tried to get my cat to drink some rum tonight. She didn't give in to my peer pressure. I, on the other hand, kinda tipsy. Also, I hit someone in the dick today with a snowball. He was peeing on my car.

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i peed on a snow pile at lowes today and some guy came out and screamed at me. apparently it was a stack of wheelbarrows that had yet to be uncovered after the recent storm.

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@both of these

sense were off topic here
fungus thanks for that oyster
its really aggresive

-noobie-

Cloneufc said:

Not only do they colonize just as fast as grains but they colonize pint jars just fine. This is straight manure no gypsum. I have yet to see cubie spores not germinate. They will even germinate in just distilled water. I speak from experience as I have done the PF tek off of manure more times than you have had birthdays. Your a noob spreading misinformation. Your not speaking from experience your just running your mouth. Your just a copycat repeating what others do. Become a real person and gain experience with what works. Next he'll be telling Neil Armstrong what the moon is like.

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Dear Mr.Clone, I thank you for the hilarity and enjoyment your post brought me, please be expecting a snuggie for you and all 13 of your ferretts, complements of muah. I appologize if my post seemed to be an attack, it was simply critisism of exagerated statements regarding a sub-par tek. Get some autoclavable bags, verm, gypsum and coir.. then we'll talk.

First off.. Its impossible for a material as dense as manure to be colonized as quickly as birdseed or rye via injection of either MS or LC, simply for the fact that a much larger surface area will be initially exposed to the innoculant.  No where in my post did I doubt the ability of cubensis spores to germinate on any material, much less manure.

I shouldn't even bother replying to that post but ya had to bring in the low blows lol. Its quite ironic that you stated "Your a noob spreading misinformation. Your not speaking from experience your just running your mouth" when I had been experimenting with the method you speak of over 2 years before you joined this forum (diff name back then).  At the time several other members, including HippieChick and myself were experimenting with inocc jars of manure and the consensus was sub par results (This was before bags started catching on).  Nowadays, using large substrate bags comprised mainly of H poo and injecting atleast 60 cc of LC is one of my favorite methods. I have made hundreds of these bags over the years and the fact remains, spores are infinitely less vigorous than LC when it comes to colonizing manure. Ask anyone experienced with substrate bag cultivation (Wronguy, Monstermitch, BlueHelix) and they will tell you the same.

However, I must congradulate you on persistency, sticking with your mediocre PF Poo tek for over 24 times (my age). If you decide to stick with it, atleast do yourself a favor and switch to LC. It colonizes manure based substrates exponentially quicker with a greater success rate. Or, in the words of MonsterMitch on the subject: 
" I don't think using a small MS syringe is a good idea.
how hard is it to make one jar of liquid culture? 
it will be well worth your time to do so, you will spend less time
overall with the project, and the results in the end will be superior.

trying to grow in substrate (manure based) bags with spores is possible, but
I wouldn't even consider it personally."

So next time you decide to talk schmack, atleast check to see if the member in question actually knows what he's talking about.. otherwise keep up the good work repping the Saw fan stereotypes .

koopa_troopa said:

Cloneufc said:

Not only do they colonize just as fast as grains but they colonize pint jars just fine. This is straight manure no gypsum. I have yet to see cubie spores not germinate. They will even germinate in just distilled water. I speak from experience as I have done the PF tek off of manure more times than you have had birthdays. Your a noob spreading misinformation. Your not speaking from experience your just running your mouth. Your just a copycat repeating what others do. Become a real person and gain experience with what works. Next he'll be telling Neil Armstrong what the moon is like.

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Dear Mr.Clone, I thank you for the hilarity and enjoyment your post brought me. I appologize if my post seemed to be an attack, it was simply critisism of exagerated statements regarding a sub-par tek. Get some autoclavable bags, verm, gypsum and coir.. then we'll talk.

First off.. Its impossible for a material as dense as manure to be colonized as quickly as birdseed or rye via injection of either MS or LC, simply for the fact that a much larger surface area will be initially exposed to the innoculant.  No where in my post did I doubt the ability of cubensis spores to germinate on any material, much less manure.

I shouldn't even bother replying to that post but ya had to bring in the low blows lol. Its quite ironic that you stated "Your a noob spreading misinformation. Your not speaking from experience your just running your mouth" when I had been experimenting with the method you speak of over 2 years before you joined this forum (diff name back then).  At the time several other members, including HippieChick and myself were experimenting with inocc jars of manure and the consensus was sub par results (This was before bags started catching on).  Nowadays, using large substrate bags comprised mainly of H poo and injecting atleast 60 cc of LC is one of my favorite methods. I have made hundreds of these bags over the years and the fact remains, spores are infinitely less vigorous than LC when it comes to colonizing manure. Ask anyone experienced with substrate bag cultivation (Wronguy, Monstermitch, BlueHelix) and they will tell you the same.

However, I must congradulate you on persistency, sticking with your mediocre PF Poo tek for over 24 times (my age). If you decide to stick with it, atleast do yourself a favor and switch to LC. It colonizes manure based substrates exponentially quicker with a greater success rate. Or, in the words of MonsterMitch on the subject: 
" I don't think using a small MS syringe is a good idea.
how hard is it to make one jar of liquid culture? 
it will be well worth your time to do so, you will spend less time
overall with the project, and the results in the end will be superior.

trying to grow in substrate (manure based) bags with spores is possible, but
I wouldn't even consider it personally."

So next time you decide to talk schmack, atleast check to see if the member in question actually knows what he's talking about.. otherwise keep up the good work repping the Saw fan stereotypes .

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