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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: Spore-hunter]
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Spore-hunter said:
I tried this per directions, the rye turned out well with a few grains sticking to the bottom.

Definitely needs the hot shake to prevent clumping.

Rye was inoculated with agar wedges, I didn't use LI due to added moisture concerns...

I am inclined to go with the cheaper oats for fast and easy, so I'm going to try that next...did you upload the directions for dry loaded oats yet?



Yes, hot shake is required with out a doubt but they dont need to cool in the pc after the hot shake tho like i previously thought. I have done a test with oats but ended up with a few busted grains, don't have a good writeup for em yet.

Edited by Leon Forest (12/04/18 11:52 AM)

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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: Leon Forest]
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I have never put jars back in the pc to cool after removing to shake. I'll post some pics here soon to show how my dry rye jars colonized.


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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: Spore-hunter]
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Spore-hunter said:
I have never put jars back in the pc to cool after removing to shake. I'll post some pics here soon to show how my dry rye jars colonized.



I believe I had mentioned it in the initial write up. Would love to see your results :cheers:
Edit: I guess i didn't lol.

Edited by Leon Forest (12/04/18 12:49 PM)

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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: 36fuckin5]
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36fuckin5 said:
This is a super old method. It doesn't get grains as consistently hydrated as a simmer IME. It doesn't work for shit with bags either.

Everybody says to boil grains, but honestly they don't need it, and a simmer means slower hydration which means you don't have to watch it as closely.



Works fine for us in bags. We sterilize at just under 5spi all night and inoculate with lots of thick slurry. No shake, bags are ready in 5 days.

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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: fishy1]
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Some jars colonizing made with this tek

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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: Leon Forest]
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:popcorn:

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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: Leon Forest]
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The lids need to be modified for gas exchange though, correct?

I'm still a noob, so just wondering what you do for that?

Some of the pictures leave out the top of the jar.

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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: UNDEAD]
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UNDEAD said:
The lids need to be modified for gas exchange though, correct?

I'm still a noob, so just wondering what you do for that?

Some of the pictures leave out the top of the jar.



Plastic lids do not need modification


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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: cronicr]
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I basically do this but with millet


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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: Smoothcat]
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Trying this asap


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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: cronicr]
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As opposed to regular metal lids?

That's good to know, thank you :smile:

I just want to make sure nothing blows up lol

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Re: Dry grain TEK : Rye [Re: UNDEAD]
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Yes 2 piece metal lids need to be modified


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