There's nothing like the first time to teach ya, eh?

The best advice I can give you is to loosen the lids (but don't remove 'em) and set the jars upside down. This will help the CO2 exchange within the jars and hopefully speed up the colonization of the mycellium. As a living thing it consumes and excretes, and these water droplets shouldn't be a cause of alarm. Just keep 'em going and see where it gets ya. Remember, there's not a set time for growth, so it just may take a while.

Hope this helped.

~loathe~

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The girl he had dragged along to the pub with him had grown to loathe him dearly over the last hour, and it would probably have been a great satisfaction to her to know that in a minute and a half or so he would suddenly evaporate into a whiff of hydrogen, ozone, and carbon monoxide. However, when the moment came she would be too busy evaporating herself to notice it.

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thanks loathe.