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Fruiting Phoenix Oysters
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Do I need to do anything special to my healthy phoenix oyster casing to get it fruiting? Treating it to same conditions as any other strain of mushroom. Been about 4 - 5 days, no pins.

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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: Zwieback0]
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You use a casing for your Pleurotus pulmonarius ?

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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: Zwieback0]
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Zwieback0 said:
Do I need to do anything special to my healthy phoenix oyster casing to get it fruiting?



Yes, fruit it in a bag not a casing.

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Zwieback0 said:Treating it to same conditions as any other strain of mushroom.



By any other strain of mushroom do you mean Psilocybe cubensis???

What substrate are you using?


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Edited by Bi0TeK (03/20/04 09:58 AM)

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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: Zwieback0]
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No casing is needed. Let it colonize the casing, sooner or later it will throw something your way.

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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: ]
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Colonized WBS, Mixed witht straw, verm/coir for casing later.

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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: Zwieback0]
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You could remove the casing layer and then add the colonized substrate to a punctured bag to get better results. If your casing isn't that big you could use it to spawn more substrate.


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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: Bi0TeK]
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You can fruit in trays though also. Iv seen big flat trays filled with pasterized straw like growin cubes. But when in trays you need a lot more hunidity cuz so much surface area.

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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: ]
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Im using a roatiserie pan and the lid. Mist the lid and humidity stays in there real well. Its quite large.

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AFungitobewith said:
You can fruit in trays though also.  Iv seen big flat trays filled with pasterized straw like growin cubes.



Well thats a new one on me. I've only ever seen them grown in bags and on hardwood/conifer logs.

You learn something new every day!  :smile:

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Zwieback0 said:
Im using a roatiserie pan and the lid.  Mist the lid and humidity stays in there real well.  Its quite large.



You need a high amount of air exchange for oysters or your fruits will be mutated from too much co2


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Re: Fruiting Phoenix Oysters [Re: Bi0TeK]
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  :thumbup: :grin:

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AFungitobewith said:
You can fruit in trays though also. Iv seen big flat trays filled with pasterized straw like growin cubes. But when in trays you need a lot more hunidity cuz so much surface area.


You are right man. The trays are "cased" in plastic that is punctured. They fruit the same way as any straw log except they grow from a horizontal surface.

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