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straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but
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straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but not big.
how true is that?
on average what do u guys get out of a hay and composted manure 50/50 lets say 2 square feet and 3" deep? complety dry
what is better ratio for useing straw and maunre? i currently use 50/50 is one better that the other or what?

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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: MAGICSNOOP]
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Bogus.

Straw produces big and a lot.
Manure produces big and a lot.

If you are undecided, mix the two, and get the best of both worlds:

Here is a picture of Manure + Straw mixed in a 3:1 ratio:




I must say that straw alone does produce very watery mushrooms. On average 8-9% dry matter.


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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: daba]
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daba how about the flushes.we made nearly 5 inch thick substrade with some manure and its nearly 50 cm square area.i will plan to birth the bowl in a rainbow gathering.


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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: MAGICSNOOP]
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strain?


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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: ph_plus]
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Creeper.

You can get a lot of flushes from straw and manure, or both. Just make sure you rehydrate them.

A friend of mine has some straw that is still going after 6 flushes; it's only 3'' deep.

5'' thick substrate will give you a lot of mushrooms. Make sure you cased it, and try to fruit it when the colonization is the most even for the most even pinset.

Good luck.

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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: daba]
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i think i will leave it for the travels...


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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: fugu]
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when you say 3:1 do you mean 3 straw and 1 manure or the other way around?....I'm doing straw at the moment..close to getting my first flush.....but I'd like to use manure as well in the future

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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: ]
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Manure:Straw 3:1, respectively.

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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: daba]
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4/1 5/1 find some mammoth manure respectively.


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Re: straw produces big but not alot and manure produces many but [Re: ]
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stupaod said:
when you say 3:1 do you mean 3 straw and 1 manure or the other way around?....

there's no right answer. i've read that anno uses 90%straw, whereas road uses 100% horsepoo (which is mostly straw, unlike cowshit). me, i go for about three quarters straw, with poo to flavour.

sk :heartpump:


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