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Re: Bod's easy AF cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: L0PM0W]
#25933465 - 04/14/19 12:55 AM (3 years, 11 months ago) |
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L0PM0W said: Hi Guys just read the whole thread as I didn't want to be asking questions that have already been answered [hopefully I'm not ].
The jars I'm planning on using are slightly more narrow at the mouth than the main body of the jar. Do you think this will be a massive problem when it comes to birthing the cakes? Someone above said if you cant get the cake out you could submerge the whole jar, could anyone else speak to this?
Originally bod didn't mention submerging the cake at all and it seems some people have conflated ideas from different teks when giving advice. I would have thought by submerging the cake for 24 hours you'd end up with a drastically higher moisture content than if you'd simply removed the verm barrier and then moistened it a bit with spray.
Cheers for any help in advance.
I have slightly more narrow jars too. Its my first time and there's going to come many problems with harvesting and if you wanna get them out, you need to break jar or just fuck it up with spoon/fork and spawn to bulk. I got few fruits with fruiting in jars, just sad to see how many fruits there could be. Thats why i spawned to bulk. But back to the point, don't do this mistake, find ans buy only wide mouth jars.
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Re: Bod's easy AF cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: san pedro guy]
#25935534 - 04/15/19 07:27 AM (3 years, 11 months ago) |
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They’re mature. Harvest when the veil is about to break.
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Re: Bod's easy AF cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: Octopus8]
#25935634 - 04/15/19 08:34 AM (3 years, 11 months ago) |
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10-4
didn’t know the caps open and veils broke on invitro like that! cool!
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Re: Bod's easy AF cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: bodhisatta] 1
#25937134 - 04/15/19 10:06 PM (3 years, 11 months ago) |
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1st flush. Spawned on 3/13. Pins 4/6 harvest 3/15

I used an unmodified mono that wasn't the best for FAE..but hopefully my adaption will yield better looking shrooms on the 2nd flush. Also adding a layer of verm after the dunk.
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Re: Bod's easy AF cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: bodhisatta]
#25940235 - 04/17/19 04:21 PM (3 years, 10 months ago) |
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using this tek for my first grow, one jar is growing one huge mushroom out of the top and the rest are just growing pretty decent sized ones on the sides. How long will it take for them to start growing out of the top? Misting once every day with artificial light.
Edit: Also, are the ones growing out of the sides good to pick too if i pop the cake out? Or, should I just stick to the ones on top? Worried they'll be ready for harvest at different times and it'll be a pain.
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Re: Bod's easy AF cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: cxbar]
#25940496 - 04/17/19 07:22 PM (3 years, 10 months ago) |
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side pins are good too. pick em, it’s not that big of a pita as you might think.
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: san pedro guy] 2
#25977355 - 05/07/19 08:24 AM (3 years, 10 months ago) |
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Thanks for this tek bod. It's about 9 months late, but here's the biggest damn mushrooms I've ever grown, and it was in a half pint jar following your tek:
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: ShaperDreaming]
#25977532 - 05/07/19 10:13 AM (3 years, 10 months ago) |
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I will most certainly be doing some of these TEKs this weekend. Thank you for making them available, easy to follow, and entertaining as hell to read.
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Re: Bod's easy AF cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: san pedro guy]
#25978908 - 05/07/19 11:26 PM (3 years, 10 months ago) |
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Nice, Shaper!
Edit: Love the succulents as well!
Edited by nulls (05/07/19 11:27 PM)
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: nulls]
#25981092 - 05/09/19 02:01 AM (3 years, 10 months ago) |
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Might try this c if its better than sgfc
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: yghshrooms313] 2
#25996427 - 05/16/19 04:46 PM (3 years, 10 months ago) |
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Thanks for the concise directions Bod. Here is a 1/4 pint that I fruited with a bag.
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: Boomeranger]
#26023833 - 05/30/19 08:38 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Boomeranger said: Thanks for the concise directions Bod. Here is a 1/4 pint that I fruited with a bag.

Looks amazing. how many grams did you get off that one cake and is it possible to flush it a second time?
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: iwantmysil]
#26023995 - 05/30/19 10:17 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Thanks, I didn't expect it to do so good. I should have weighed it but I didn't. Yes I got a second flush but it was nothing compared to the first. I still have it and I'm seeing if I can get a third out of it.
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: Boomeranger]
#26025168 - 05/31/19 03:30 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Success!

1 jar out of a dozen, but I'm still calling it a win. Thanks for all the help and info guys!
PW
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: Boomeranger]
#26025744 - 05/31/19 08:04 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Boomeranger said: Thanks for the concise directions Bod. Here is a 1/4 pint that I fruited with a bag.

How often did you mist the cake and give it a fresh air exchange?
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: iwantmysil]
#26025836 - 05/31/19 09:02 PM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Fresh air exchange is something that happens 24/7 automatically not something you give.
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: bodhisatta]
#26026528 - 06/01/19 05:10 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Thanks bod for a tek that looks like even I can manage it! I'm new to cultivation, and this seems like an excellent way in. I have a few questions I don't think have been answered in this thread yet.
First, I'm wondering if I can make the BRF cakes/jars ahead at all. Since you sterilize them, I would imagine you could at least mix the verm and brf and get the jars put together, but could you safely sterilize them ~24-36 hours before inoculating, if you stored them in a sterile airtight container afterwards or something like that?
Second, I'm limited in my options for places to keep the jars while they do their thing, given where I'm living and my roommate situation. I was thinking my bedroom, since that would be an easy spot to keep an eye on them, but I usually have a fan running for white noise and air movement (I, like psilocybes need FAE!) at night. Would that be too much air movement for the jars, even with the bags on? If I can make up for it with attentiveness and misting, that would be my preferred. Another option is my closet (I know that's not ideal - small, would need a light and a timer, lack of air movement much more of an issue), with the door cracked for air movement, which might be enough given my preferred sleeping conditions. There's also a storage room off my bedroom that has windows, but that's accessed by other people in the house and I'd prefer to avoid it, and in a couple of weeks the temp in there will probably be too high for good conditions anyway. And then there's the basement, but I'm guessing that would be a problem for low temp reasons (it stays in the 60s) and possible mold issues (though it's a pretty dry basement, we don't get flooding or anything, but it's not a finished basement).
So my instincts say that of some bad options, my closet might be best for my ability to better control the environment. But I'd welcome any and all advice.
Thanks again.
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: sunshineonleaves]
#26026681 - 06/01/19 07:56 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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A day or two before inoculation is fine. You can leave them on your countertop to cool down.
Ask your room mate about where you can put jars that you'll both agree. DO NOT keep people you live with in the dark about using their residence to manufacture drugs. Doesn't matter if it's only in your room it's everyone's risk.
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: bodhisatta]
#26026728 - 06/01/19 08:33 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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Yeah, sorry, I wasn't clear. They don't really want to see them, so I'm looking for spots that will be unobtrusive but won't retard growth too badly. This isn't really a thing I want in the common spaces anyway.
Thanks for confirming I can make ahead a bit. I admit, I've been bitten by the bug and I want to be ready to go in a day or two. Who knows what this first experience will bring, but I really like the thinking and work that's going into this. People keep telling me I'll find my passion in life. It would be unfortunate if it's this, if only from a social acceptance perspective.
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Re: The cheapest way to get started by yourself no need for a pressure cooker [Re: sunshineonleaves]
#26026749 - 06/01/19 08:44 AM (3 years, 9 months ago) |
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They'll need to cool down enough to inoculate so i usually make stuff the day before and inoculate the next. If you have a hood that will really help cool things down to inoculate the same day
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