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 Callampin
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 Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) 
#2154591 - 12/03/03 12:02 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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hi , this is the straw casing i talked about in my other post , its been 1 week since i put the spawn , its been in about 15-20?c , imo its done fine , but how mochu more would you give it , and also peat/verm is just fine for casing it right?
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 Mycomancer
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 Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: Callampin]
#2154810 - 12/03/03 01:19 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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Hey, I think you really don't have to really wait very much longer at all, cause even with a casing on it the mycelium will still try to fill in those empty spots. If anything, assuming it's growing at a good clip, just a couple of days. Peat/verm will work, although with straw people like to go the poop route, as the flushes are better in size and number. I understand that without the dung you get like 1 flush and that's it, but with the manure your chances for multiple good flushes are a lot better. Good luck,
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: Callampin]
#2154828 - 12/03/03 01:23 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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that's growing just fine, but don't case it until it's completely grown.
IMO, if you're making casings with peat, you need a pH meter to properly adjust for the acidity.
i use a mix of coir and verm with a touch of oystershell, or even just straight coir with oystershell.
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: ]
#2154883 - 12/03/03 01:38 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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once you go coir you never use anything else
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Callampin
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: ]
#2155753 - 12/03/03 05:23 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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the thing is that were i live i havent been able to find coir
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Innernaut
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: Callampin]
#2156599 - 12/03/03 10:22 PM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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go to a petstore... it is sold under the name Bed-A-Beast where I live. It is used as reptile bedding. Comes in a dense brick for about $5-10
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 Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: Innernaut]
#2157376 - 12/04/03 05:00 AM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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Just to keep you from going through what I went through,(went looking for bed a beast everywhere and no one had it then I found that every place I went to had "eco-earth") there is also eco earth.
Haha I'm really stoned...
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Callampin
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: jong21]
#2157595 - 12/04/03 10:00 AM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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ok ive searched alot for the coir , now the problem is that i dont live in the us , and here people dont use the reptile beding stuff , so i was thinking in buying dome coconuts and stripping the outer fibers , would this work? its basically the same thing
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Anonymous
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: Callampin]
#2157605 - 12/04/03 10:05 AM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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you dont want fibers i dont think
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: ]
#2157726 - 12/04/03 11:06 AM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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yes it would work, but you would need a ridiculous amount of coconuts.
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Re: Creeper on straw , low temp incubating ( picture) [Re: thisone]
#2163333 - 12/06/03 03:06 AM (13 years, 5 months ago) |
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If you keep taking pictures of the straw and exposing it to more air, it won't matter if you case the straw or not because it will pin set. Once the pins set in, it's pointless to case. You'll just get green mold. I've been there and done that.
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