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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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I haven't tried it but I would be concerned about adding anything nutritional to the cakes and its potential to become contaminated. Maybe a good idea to experiment on a few but not all, perhaps even having an isolated terrarium to try it on. Tell us how it works.

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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that definitely sounds like a good way to contaminate your cakes

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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Here is what you want to do....

1. Boil water
2. Add powdered milk and immediatly remove from heat source...
3. Cover and let it cool to room temp...
4. Add H2O2 (1/19th the amount of water you boiled).

Try soaking your cakes in this stuff overnight...

ThE JafF


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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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Hey jaff, have you really had any luck with milk? It's seemed poor to me in limited experimentation, so I gave it up. How about dropping me an email, cuz I didn't get a reply last time I tried you, got some experimentin to discuss!

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PM me with any cultivation questions.

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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quote:
Originally posted by ThE JafF:
Here is what you want to do....

1. Boil water
2. Add powdered milk and immediatly remove from heat source...
3. Cover and let it cool to room temp...
4. Add H2O2 (1/19th the amount of water you boiled).

Try soaking your cakes in this stuff overnight...

ThE JafF

DAMMIT!!!!

just when i thought i had
an original idea !!

good thing i did a search before writing up 'hippie's milk and honey tek'
:frown:

i bet it would work,
especially if one carefully rinsed the cake after soaking in such a solution.

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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What does the milk do?

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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i don't know yet for sure.
i'm hoping that milk might prove to be a way to both feed and moisten a cake for extra, large flushes.
but there isn't any confirmed info out there, i ran across this old thread with a search for 'milk'.

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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Milk might add some calcium to the cake.

Why not just add some water to regular milk, boil it then let it cool and add the H2O2... Wouldn't it be the same thing?

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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The powdered milk is good because in processing it, all of the peroxide decomposing enymes have been destroyed making it ideal for a peroxide tek.. You can also make it stronger than regular milk if you want. It is useful in mushroom growing as a protein source.. It provides a good chunk of what growing shrooms need (got milk?), but not everything..Its almost like fertilizer is for plants... It helps but you still need something to provide trace elements... Its probably a bad analogy, but its close.. Whats left of the cake combined with the milk booster will be more than enough to boost the flushes... Plain water will suffice to get a lot more out of a cake like I mentioned in the IN VITRO thread, but when you exhaust that.... try powdered milk.. Set a new record for solid cake flushes.. Not those puny single abort shroom .1 gram flushes you get at the end of a normal pf cakes life span, but real flushes.. You have to beat 11. Plain water will get you to 7 easy. Oh and YES!!! Your right...RINSING is very important after the milk soak, but just rinse, don't go crazy soak it again in water..

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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cool.
thx, opi.
i suspected as much.
thinking also maybe a teaspoon of honey in that powdered milk/water bath might be beneficial.
and if feasible, doing the soak in a refridgerator so the broth won't spoil/ferment.
24 hours in the fridge won't hurt a cake.
then the rinse and back into clean jar.

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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Yeah, and the cold shock might induce pinning 8^).... Good idea..

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Re: Anyone tried this rehydration tek?
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thx.
haven't got any ready to test yet but soon....

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