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Re: Humidity for Casings ?

#16507 - 05/11/00 03:04 PM (25 years, 1 month ago)

Stamets gives parameters for P. Cubensis casings as 85%-92% RH.

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Re: Humidity for Casings ?

[Re: BaldCuban]
#16509 - 05/11/00 08:12 PM (25 years, 1 month ago)

I had a full terrarium of B+ casings with the perlite and the fish tank bubbler and the humidity was still not enough. They just sat in there for a few weeks doing nothing. I ended up having to give them a daily spray of H202-water mixture, and then I saw fruiting 3 days after. If there aren't any beads of water collecting on the top and sides of your terrarium then humidity is too low. Good luck.

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