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Re: so utterly disapointed [Re: Mr. Funguy]
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As has said skip the coffee maybe but since you mentioned a recent move and now recurring trich problems, you might have more trich spores kicking around your new residence than you did in your previous one.

Change up the brand of your spawn, see if that helps. I'd bet it's this.

You can try being much more aggressively clean during spawn and fruit if you're not already. Places with low spore loads let you get away with a lot, others not so much.

Another one, I think the best one you can do to fight back against trich in particular if you think it's not in your spawn is to start dialing in the ph of your subs/casings to north of 7.5 using wood ash. Try it with all the sub or just the casing/pseudocasing/whatever you do.

Lime works too but meh. Wood ash ftw.

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Re: so utterly disapointed [Re: The Mycologist]
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The Mycologist said:
The ones that are pressed to the glass and dark arent a good sign. you got agar plate pics?



Same thing I saw. OP is an angry person I guess, kind of blew up for pointing that out.


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Re: so utterly disapointed [Re: SpikeSpiegel]
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SpikeSpiegel said:
As has said skip the coffee maybe but since you mentioned a recent move and now recurring trich problems, you might have more trich spores kicking around your new residence than you did in your previous one.

Change up the brand of your spawn, see if that helps. I'd bet it's this.

You can try being much more aggressively clean during spawn and fruit if you're not already. Places with low spore loads let you get away with a lot, others not so much.

Another one, I think the best one you can do to fight back against trich in particular if you think it's not in your spawn is to start dialing in the ph of your subs/casings to north of 7.5 using wood ash. Try it with all the sub or just the casing/pseudocasing/whatever you do.

Lime works too but meh. Wood ash ftw.



Thanks for the advice :super:


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Re: so utterly disapointed [Re: Failboat]
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Quirkmeister92 said:
Mr. Funguy said:
Roc said:
From my experience and observation...

Drop the coffee - it's not worth the risk

I have used WBS for 20+ years and always strain the floaters and sunflower seeds off when I soak and rinse. That funky shell void around the seed is a culprit and they do contam from what I have seen.

You are on the biggest culprit and that is the wrong moisture content.




Interesting, I've always read not to get rid of the SFseeds, they add lichen/lychen  to the grains.



Lignin.

WBS is a mix so hydration can be tricky as prepping millet and milo is different. Come over to the oat side...



Do you find oats to be slower than wbs?
I've been tempted to try them cause they are so cheap but I saw a side by side comparison using a culture and the oats were really slow compared to the wbs.

I've found the sunflower seeds to always be last to take hold while all the other grain is colonized and with it wet it invites bacteria.

I'll have to give the oats a go.

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Re: so utterly disapointed [Re: Roc]
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Thats interesting.

Because since i've started using WBS with sunflower seeds, I notice the sunflower seeds are often the first colonized and seem to colonize before other grains...


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