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Mushroom-Hut Shop: Substrate Mix

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Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving?
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When my boy took it out of the microwave, it was completely dry cause all the water evaporated away...did he do something wrong? Should it still be moist?

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Re: Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving? [Re: mikey420]
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i think so


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Re: Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving? [Re: mikey420]
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Yes it should be ay field capacity. Experiment, if that fails case in a very clean room with rubber gloves to ensure the content.........

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Re: Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving? [Re: ]
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what is field capacity?

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Re: Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving? [Re: mikey420]
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of course water will evaporate in heat, your going to need to keep adding water to keep it moist, i sugest mistings.


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Re: Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving? [Re: A0999]
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Filed capacity is when you .......... :smile: Do a bit of searching. If you do happen to have to add water make sure you use an H2O2 mix for spraying. 

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Re: Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving? [Re: ]
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So next time my boy will start nuking with more water than field capacity to allow for evaporation, and if he has to he will mist with a h2o2 solution. His last attempt got so dry the soil heated the container and started a fire in his microwave!!!

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Re: Should the casing mix loose moisture after microwaving? [Re: mikey420]
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good lord man


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