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pf tek first, updated 7/28 harvested fruits
#21827664 - 06/19/15 10:59 AM (8 years, 7 months ago) |
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on advice from an old buddy, upon trying to acquire some shrooms, i was told this is the best way. I've always been too nervous to grow my own, but the thought process was that I'm not a dealer, I'm a user trying to grow a small amount for myself. So here goes nothing
about a week ago i started to gather supplies. I ordered 4 syringes from a recommended source on the shroomery, 2 B plus, 1 Ecuador, and 1 PS original. I got 3 clear plastic tubs from walmart, one for a still air box, and 2 for sgfc. Went to Menards for vermiculite, bought it, but the package said it was for insulation. I tried the home depot also, but they just didn't have any. So, i got some off of amazon. Got my BRF from the grocery store Gypsum and Jars from Ace Hardware, drilled 4 holes in each, about 1/8" Everything else Ill get as I need or I already have
I had two, older and small pressure cookers. Ran them on a dry run to make sure they could maintain pressure and not leak. Both turned out fine, one held 4 jars, the other 3.
Yesterday, I mixed 3 cups verm, 1.5 cups water, and 1.5 tbsp of gypsum. The mixture was a little wet so i added another 1/4 cup verm. I then added 1.5 cups of brf. Im a little concerned that my mixture became too dry, but i figured i followed the ratios perfect and the mixture was moist, but not saturated. I added the sub to the jars, wiped em, added verm top layer, capped em off, foil over top, and placed in the pressure cooker. once i reached 15 psi in the pressure cooker, i reduced heat so the weight giggled often, but not constantly. I did this for 70 minutes. Removed from heat and let sit over night.
woke up this morning hung over like a som bitch,but i got around to cleaning my work area up and got my stuff ready to inoculate. My still air box is a clear tote that i cut two holes in using a torch and a coffee can. I killed off the ac, closed the vents, cleaned the table using bleach and water, got a towel fresh from the dryer and placed in on the table. I wiped my still air box with alcohol, then sprayed it with water. donned my gloves and mask
I put all the jars in the box, removed the foil, and wiped the lids with alcohol wipes. I let the condensation evaporate, and assembled my first syringe. B+. I used a propane torch to heat it up, put it in the box, and inoculated, heating my syringe between each jar. also wiping the substrate off of the needle as needed to avoid adding any moisture to the top verm layer. after i was done i place the jars in the cabinet above my fridge, as it has been about 76 degrees in there consistently .
I am going to repeat these steps today, with 7 more jars. hopefully i was sterile enough. I'm rooting for 0 contam, but if 10 of the 14 make it to consolidation ill be happy. Ill keep this updated as i go along.
Edited by whiteboy1 (07/28/15 05:18 PM)
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Re: pf tek first time log [Re: whiteboy1]
#21827715 - 06/19/15 11:12 AM (8 years, 7 months ago) |
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Sounds good mate, just when you take off the foil lids there is no need to wipe with alcohol. The lids will be sterile until you take the foil off, even then if you take it off in a sterile environment (your SAB) it will be fine. Wiping the lids with an alcohol swabs will sanitise not sterilise something. I could be wrong but I feel this step is unnecessary but anywho sounds good to me mate.
You should have plenty of luck and sounds like you've done your research!
Make sure you flame sterilise so needle is red hot and then straight into jar. Good luck
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Re: pf tek first time log [Re: Straya]
#21828417 - 06/19/15 02:36 PM (8 years, 7 months ago) |
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just finished another round of 7 in the pressure cooker. All went according to plan. Ive been reading this board non stop for some time over the last week, and thought i was golden. then today i read some bs about rubber gaskets contaminating my jars. common sense would tell me that this is bullshit, but I'm a little worried that i could have been more sanitary during inoculation. time will tell. I uploaded pictures to an album, I'm pretty computer dumb, couldn't figure out how to place them in this post.
One concern i have going forward, I have a smallish house with kids running around. I plan to put my FC;s in our walk in closet on racks, but their against the wall. I can keep them elevated, but they will be against the wall and the tub itself will have some disruption as it is a tight fit. I don't think this is a huge deal, no ideal, but not the end of the world.
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Re: pf tek first time log [Re: Straya]
#21828488 - 06/19/15 02:56 PM (8 years, 7 months ago) |
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Good luck on your first go around!
You may want to give your jars some kind of light each day. The jars will colonize fine in your cabinet but it has been proven that the mycelium benefits from light during all stages of growth.
Always interested in these first time pf tek grows. Be sure to take prints from your fruits so you can do it all again.  
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Re: pf tek first time log [Re: HamHead]
#21906615 - 07/06/15 07:01 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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I am literally computer stupid, can anyone tell me or point me in the direction some instruction on posting pictures? This is from an iPad, whenever I add it only allows videos. Quick updat, my cakes are colonized, most of em anyways. There's some extra moisture in the colonized jars that hadn't been there before, along with a weird blob of yellow shit I'd like to show, but the above problem is preventing this. They smell like morals right now, almost a tin can smell. I messed up in the process, moving my jars around. The top layer of Verm has slowly started to fall, not all or most, just some. I'm not loosing sleep over it, but the yellowish shit has me a little pissed. Any replies are appreciated.
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My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#21906732 - 07/06/15 07:27 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Sorry for injecting myself sideways into this thread, still new to the site and its etiquette
I inoculated my 18 jars (PF TEK, 1/2 pints with no shoulder) 3.5+ days ago and see no sign of mycelium spreading from any of the possible points of inoculation, but the jars all smell the same (like the substrate of brown rice and vermicullite and the dry vermicullite on top) so I assume they remain uncontaminated
THINGS TO NOTE: -my B+ P. Cubensis spores arrived via Sporeworks at an incorrect address and spent 24+ hours in a plastic box on the modestly covered porch when it was 88-94 F outside, but the box containing the syringes was cool to the touch when i retrieved it -as close as possible to the recommended amount of water (and other ingredients) for the substrate material -I sanitized my jars/substrate via the pf tek method with a three piece steamer without steaming violently or letting the water into the jars, with their tops LOOSELY screwed on and with blue, masking tape covering the 4 inncoulation holes in each lid, and screwed on the lids tightly after innoculating -THE SANITIZED JARS WERE NOT PERFECTLY COOL TO THE TOUCH WHEN I inoculated THEM--THEY WERE LOW-LUKE-WARM AT BEST -i sterilized the needle of the syringes (before and after each injection) with a denatured-alcohol lamp and waited less than 30 seconds before injecting 1-2 cc of spore solution just below the surface of substrate, and against the side of the glass while tilting the syringe side-to-side to spread out the spores -i stored my inoculated jars in two styrofoam coolers (6 jars in one, 12 jars, stacked in the other) and covered the tops with serran wrap -one storage unit has two layers of jars stacked on top of jars, loosely covering the inoculation holes in the lids of the jars on the bottom layer -the jars have had no direct light and the utmost minimum indirect light in a sub-street-level room with two windows (the window adjacent the storage area is covered specifically for this grow) -i have not set up any grow lights for the jars because I thought this would make mycelium grow at only a relatively slower rate, but not this slow (if they are actually growing) -the temperature fluctuates in the storage area between 68.5 and 72.5 F (70.0-71.5, most frequently), with humidity between 80.0 and 81.5% -There is little ventillation in the storage area (or in the house, especially in the day when we close windows), which again is a downstairs closet space on regular carpet, elevated off the ground with a simple, movable, wooden cupboard -I sanitized my storage units and storage area before and after handling anything, and also sanitized my hands/arms up to my elbows before and after putting on latex gloves -I used STAR SAN (i know, i forgot to check your comments before continuing --fail), a beer-brewer's primary agent which contains dodecylbenezenesulfonic acid 15%, phosphoric acid 50%, and inert ingredients 35%, for a net concentration (when 1/2 oz of the agent is diluted into 5+ gallons of cold, tap water) of 0.20 grams/liter of phosphate anions -I DID NOT RINSE OR WIPE OFF ANY SANTIZED SURFACE WITH ANYTHING AFTER SPRAYING THE SOLUTION, I LET IT AIR DRY -I DID NOT DIRECTLY SPRAY THE JARS WITH STAR SAN (DILUTED OR OTHERWISE) BUT ALWAYS HANDLED THEM WITH MY HANDS FRESHLY SPRAYED -generally speaking, the jars all look AND smell the same (like moist substrate)
If anything here screams out as an obvious mistake, please tell me so that I can do better next time, as I would be eager to try as soon as possible if this round is indeed circling the drain
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: spamproxy27]
#21925774 - 07/10/15 07:12 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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its been a week! time to birth. Saw a pin on a couple of cakes, also the shit that was growing earlier, I think was just rust from the lid, when i drilled. I searched up and down the forums and that was kind of the consensus i came up with. I hope anyway. As i said earlier i fucked up moving the jars around a bunch, the protective verm certainly settled in and down. I found two jars that either had mycelium or cobweb on top when i opened the jars. I have not birthed those completely, I opened em and sprayed em with the peroxide solution before i have them join the rest. they all smelled like fresh mushrooms, no obvious oder at all. Im dunking them in a huge stock pot that has a strainer, I'm using the strainer to hold some ice cubes and also drown the cakes. seems to work pretty well. on a couple of the cakes, i noticed some knot like formations also, where the verm layer was. I know my writing is consistent of shitty grammar, run on sentences, ect. sorry Im gonna try and add some pictures as I'm on my computer now. take a look if it works, let me know if anyone notices something i don't
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#21925778 - 07/10/15 07:13 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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check that shit out, i figured out how to upload pictures.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: Straya]
#21932566 - 07/12/15 09:02 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Birthed and dunked! Soaked the cakes for about 20 hrs, rinsed and rolled in verm. I chopped up the verm a little finer for the roll, they look unlike any other cake I have seen on this site. My SGFC, is to spec, but i can't get the humidity up higher. I have 5+ inches of perlite soaked and strained, tight lid, holes 2 inches apart, i unplugged the perlite from the bottom holes. I have 2 cheap hygrometers in there just to kind of have a control, both are reading even. 92%.
I am a little worried about the crushed verm that i rolled the cakes in. its covering it pretty good and I'm not sure they'll get the FAE that they need as a result
My lighting setup is not ideal, I'm aware of this. It is 6500 k and the temps are not being effected that i can tell. Im not sure if I should have it closer.  I have a couple more syringes, one of the pf classic and the other cambodian, Ill probably assemble these within the next week. Im not interested in running two fruiting chambers.
If anyone has any advice, its appreciated.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#21933604 - 07/12/15 01:44 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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They look fine... just like the cakes I have done... Just make sure you mist (fine) and fan a few times a day. Morning noon and night is a good schedule.
The mushrooms you see are from invitro pinning. The small pins came on after a couple of days into fruiting conditions. 77F for temp is just fine.
Your light is fine... you can even put it closer and it won't hurt. Mine is like 6" from the lid of SGFC... and that's what you want a 6500K CFL is great.
Those cheap hygrometers are not very accurate. You don't need one. The SGFC will take care of FAE & Humidity. Make sure your perlite stays moist. (I mist mine occasionally) But the perlite should hold enough moisture for the first flush anyways.
You seem to have done just fine man..., it will take a few days to a week maybe and you will see pins. Just mist and fan regularly and you will be a-ok...
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started to see pins a week ago today, and since a few of the cakes have followed suit. Ive had some issues throughout the fruiting process, namely, I think, FAE. I work a lot of hours and because i have kids, I have to keep the FC in a walking closet. Although its large and the door is generally left open, there is never any sort of draft or really and air movement within. For a few days I had placed a box fan facing away from the closet, but noticed my cakes drying out faster, and again with the hours i work, this is no good.
The dry verm layer after the dunk, was almost completely consumed by mycelium within about 10 days, and shortly after, the pinning started. Ive read and searched many threads on this and pretty much came away thinking, though its normal, its not ideal. I assume and have read that this takes energy away from the original cakes. I had a few cakes that were still consolidating, so when i fruited those, I used a less fine verm layer. I have some pins underneath the cakes, which i know is fine, but they seem to be getting smashed under the weight of the cake. I don't care what the cosmetics of the fruits turn out as, as they are strictly for personal use. I spray as often as I think its needed. If the cakes look dry, i spray them. Ive done a lot of moving of the cakes to check for contams, and have left some bruising as result. Oddly, of the 14 cakes that I inoculated, I don't think I've had any contam, but two of them failed to show any jar growth. Ill take those odds from multispore anytime.
Im uploading some pictures, Id appriciate any advice, encouragement, or scolding that I deserve [url=http://files.shroomery.org/files/15-30/786663483-IMG_1393.jpg] [/url
I also, rehydrated my perlite today, the moisture wasn't there like it had been in the beginning. I figure, ensuring a higher humidity, can't hurt, especially with the verm layer being consumed, effecting each cake's microclimate
Edited by whiteboy1 (07/25/15 05:29 PM)
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#21999099 - 07/26/15 09:52 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Checked this morning. As i stated during the work week I'm not able to give the cakes the attention they need. Normally by the time i wake up or get off of work, all of the cakes look to be on the dry side. This morning when i checked them, after a mist late last night, the cakes that had the most verm left seems to have the most moisture retention. The cakes with the most verm consumed by mycelium, had seemingly no moisture left. The later are also the ones that seem to be pinning better, although the pins look unlike most i have seen on here, mostly mutants. Im considering picking the pins, as their growing abnormally slow (though growing,) and re dunking. They are light and bruise extremely easy, I noticed yesterday when i had to remove to hydrate the perlite.
Im asking for any advice. Ive searched the forums, and I realize that at this point all i can do is react to the cakes and provide the best environment possible, but without the verm layer I don't know how this is possible.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#21999120 - 07/26/15 10:00 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Keep misting/fanning and I would hold off on re-dunking. Just wait for the pins to grow more. Also, I always use coarse grade perlite for the dunk and roll and it works well. The mycelium shouldn't colonize the verm, it defeats the purpose of providing a microclimate.
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Do they feel as light as when you birthed them?
The mycelium shouldn't colonize the verm but it often does in a less then ideal environment . It looks like you have an FAE issue.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: taGyo]
#21999161 - 07/26/15 10:13 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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They are definitely lighter, some more than others. Does lack of FAE cause mycelium to continue to colonize? As stated above, i have them in an open walk in closet, my SGFC is to spec, and I keep a ceiling fan on in the main room... what can i do to enhance FAE, when moving the chamber to another room is not an option?
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#21999203 - 07/26/15 10:21 AM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Yes it can, The reason why they're dry is because either the perlite is dry (Do you mist it directly? Stick your finger an inch down, is it wet?) or they bottom holes aren't getting enough far to create the humidity needed.
Ime I had blueing-verm colonizing cakes when I had my sgfc inside a monotub which restricted air flow. One side would always be blue in the morning.
Next time, also, dunk for 24 hours. A little more is better then a little less if time constraints are an issue. Cakes are very dense and need those extra 4 hours to really absorb the changes water.
If they feel like you just birthed them a quick 6-8 your dunk could get them back in shape but if you feel that there is water in them then I would just wait for a flush. Mushrooms are 80-90% water. Does that solidify the necessity for a full dunk?
I would, honestly, move the sgfc more out in the open.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: taGyo]
#22001418 - 07/26/15 07:16 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Sgfc works better in a still air environment. I would turn that fan off in the main room. A fan will disrupt and defeat the purpose of a sgfc. The way it works is all the mycelium in the cakes produce some heat that rises, drawing cooler fresh air through the bottom holes and through the moist perlite, raising the humidity. If this flow is disrupted by a sideways airflow it does not work. They will grow just fine in a closet with the door open or shut with a 6500k cfl in there, get it close but not so close that it raises the temp is your fc. Mist and can as much as you can, I know how it is when you work a lot. Good luck!
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: NDStepp84]
#22001607 - 07/26/15 07:57 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Im thankful for everyones input! The last 48 hours have been extremely enlightening, being able to see the changes from having near dry perlite to moist. Also, misting and fanning each cake, as needed instead of my availability. Some of the cakes only needed moisture a couple times, others needed to be misted every couple hours. It seems now that their holding moisture better. All of the original 9 cakes have started to pin in the last 48, and the ones that were pinning before friday, have near doubled in size. Its going to be an exciting week. Hopefully by next weekend I can test some fresh booms. Im still concerned with the mutant little fuckers that grew under the cake, don't get me wrong I'm gonna eat em but their so damn weird looking. Ill update with pics when i have some legit fruits. Keep any critiques coming
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#22001692 - 07/26/15 08:23 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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You got this! Looking forward to seeing some finished fruits
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: NDStepp84]
#22010906 - 07/28/15 05:26 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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heres the fruits, with lots of what i think are aborts from 4 cakes, I'm still gonna eat em!
I don't think any of these, from a cosmetic and size standpoint, deserve to be cloned. I have some amazonian and PF originals I'm gonna start on maybe tonight, hopefully one of those batches turns out better. I still have 8 cakes yet to flush, and I'm gonna go in on the 2nd flush for these, and try and double ended casing .



these little bastards, their aborts right?
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
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Those are aborts.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#22011024 - 07/28/15 05:48 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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They are aborts but it seems clear its not the cakes but the conditions they are in. One of the trusted cultivators will no doubt let you know what to change. Most likely FAE problem i guess.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: taGyo]
#22011040 - 07/28/15 05:51 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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Quote:
taGyo said: Do they feel as light as when you birthed them?
The mycelium shouldn't colonize the verm but it often does in a less then ideal environment . It looks like you have an FAE issue.
He knows already,
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: taGyo]
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Quote:
taGyo said:
Quote:
taGyo said: Do they feel as light as when you birthed them?
The mycelium shouldn't colonize the verm but it often does in a less then ideal environment . It looks like you have an FAE issue.
He knows already,

AHHHH...so hes been told!! haha
I'm getting great results since your help taGyo..cheers man
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: taGyo]
#22011557 - 07/28/15 07:19 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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No doubt a major FAE problem, i had some killer pin sets. also had a hell of a time removing the aborts. without moving the FC location, i have no idea how to increase FAE in the 7x7 walkin. I need to do something because i think the potential is there for some nice flushes.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: whiteboy1]
#22011583 - 07/28/15 07:24 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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It's just that it's a closet, naturally air is not moving much in there. Run a fan outside the room.
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Re: My first time using pf tek [Re: taGyo]
#22011661 - 07/28/15 07:43 PM (8 years, 6 months ago) |
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