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Buckeye Oysters
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Mawkiie42o]
#16122340 - 04/21/12 10:54 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Fruiting day 8:
Picked a bunch more, here is side A today:

Here are the most potent guys:
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: timsmith777]
#16122352 - 04/21/12 10:56 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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timsmith777 said: Wow congrats!!!! are you going to wright up a tek on your grow logs?
Not more than this. I already have that information out there if you search with my name and 'straw log'
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16125092 - 04/22/12 05:01 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Mawkiie42o said:just seeing this makes me want to try it.
Awesome grow, Buckeye Oysters!!
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: husmmoor]
#16126541 - 04/22/12 10:34 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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where do you get the tubing to do this?
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: vvitchdoctor]
#16126595 - 04/22/12 10:47 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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This is so bad-ass, there are soooo many big meaty fruits off those logs....maybe I'll give it a try even though everything looks so cumbersome.
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vvitchdoctor said: where do you get the tubing to do this?
You can get it from ULine (poly tubing) if I remember correctly, rolls are kinda pricey though (over $100 per roll).
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: vvitchdoctor]
#16135196 - 04/24/12 08:26 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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vvitchdoctor said: where do you get the tubing to do this?
I get mine from international plastics. They have the best price and quality. You will want the 16" width (that makes about 10" diameter log) http://www.interplas.com/16in-4-mil-poly-tubing-on-roll-p-pt416
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16135210 - 04/24/12 08:30 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Fruiting Day 9:
Winding down: Side A:

Notice how much the straw has shrunk back and made a gap between 2 halves. They were touching together:

Side B:
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16135225 - 04/24/12 08:34 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Fruiting day 10:
2 more days and I will clean all aborts and stumps off log and it will be ready for next flush. I'll start posting again when next flush begins or I have total yield from first.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16140135 - 04/25/12 10:39 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Well Holy Sheep Shit! I got an overlapping flush on one of the first logs. I think this might be the first time on shroomery some one has got an overlapping flush on straw.
 
What my hand looks like after picking 10 lbs fresh:
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16141479 - 04/26/12 08:03 AM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Nice, how do u plan to re-hydrate?
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: BjJiggles]
#16141606 - 04/26/12 08:58 AM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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BjJiggles said: Nice, how do u plan to re-hydrate?
I won't, as I said before redunking them leads to more problems than benefits.
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16142655 - 04/26/12 02:04 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Buckeye Oysters said:
What my hand looks like after picking 10 lbs fresh:

Hi, need my address?
just kidding (or am I?)
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Synapse Trap]
#16142684 - 04/26/12 02:11 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: herfy]
#16146083 - 04/27/12 08:05 AM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Total weight between first 2 logs was ~30oz dry, so about 15oz a piece which is around normal pickings. Maybe even a little light on yield, and that could be the reason for the quick overlapping flush. Either way the REAL advantage with the coffee grain is the 12 day colonization to pinning time which basically shaves a week off. If you consider the standard life of one log to be 6 weeks (3 weeks colonize, 1 week fruiting, 1 week rest, 1 week second flush), then shortening the time would reduce total time to 83% of non coffee which takes 5 weeks total. That would mean a overall increase in yield of 20%! (My math right??).
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16152986 - 04/28/12 08:53 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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I need to clarify a couple things before someone cuts themselves. When punching holes into doubled over trash bag be sure the quart jar has a jar ring on top to reinforce rim so you dont break the jar. Also if it is difficult to punch with arrowhead try dipping the arrowhead in water then punch.
Already picked a few mushrooms from the overlapping flush on first logs. Now regular 2nd flush coming in just fine with no mold problems so far.
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16157740 - 04/29/12 10:22 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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2nd flush coming in just fine. All of the logs are either undergoing a overlapping flush or the 2nd flush is coming in the day after I pick and clean the log up:
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16162120 - 04/30/12 07:00 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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All the logs are having the same results with 2nd flushes. They're getting larger, and hopefully we will see some monsters with a 3rd, maybe even 4th flush.
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Buckeye Oysters]
#16162193 - 04/30/12 07:14 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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love the gills in that 5th pic
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: Obsesshroom]
#16162634 - 04/30/12 08:34 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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Is that a couple albinos i see?
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Re: Malabar Straw Logs with Coffee Soaked Grain [Re: BjJiggles]
#16166648 - 05/01/12 04:23 PM (12 years, 8 months ago) |
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BjJiggles said: Is that a couple albinos i see?
Nope, no genetic albinism. Some of the fruits are lighter than others, because they are drier. There is a technical term for mushrooms that exhibit different appearances based on their water content, but I can't remember it (hydro--hygro--??).
-------------------- Evolution is Lamarckism in disguise. Adaptation never creates a new species or trait, but rather the new species/trait always existed within the parent DNA until circumstances allowed it to be activated. For instance, every wolf has the DNA for poodles, but that DNA would never be revealed without man selectively breeding for it.
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