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thisone
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adding verm to straw and WBS longevity.

#2088353 - 11/10/03 01:11 AM (20 years, 5 months ago)

is this a good idea when trying bulk? Not sure how much straw can be pastuerized due to limited space and time constraints. Could a few small batches be made over the course of a day and all sit to cool together? could verm be added to try to give straw a longer life. heard that often straight straw only yields one good flush. Should the verm be soaked to capacity or slightly drier?

Also how long do 100% fully colonized WBS last before they need to be used and where should they be stored, continue incubating or put in fridge, or store at room temp?

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Re: adding verm to straw and WBS longevity.

[Re: thisone]
#2088361 - 11/10/03 01:14 AM (20 years, 5 months ago)

I don't think it would be a good idea to combine seperately sterilized substrates...I'm pretty sure your risk of contamination would go up by a lot.

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