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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: viciousshroomer]
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Hi i need help
some time ago i bought my first growkit and managed to grow some shrooms but i wanted grow some by myself as new hobby.

i've colected spores from Golden Teachers and added them into honey solution ( it was pressure cooked before ) after ~3 weeks nice Liquid culture formation appeared. I've made ~8 syringes out of
it (20ml each).

In my first attempt i used brown rice ( boiled for 8 mins and pressure cooked  )
injected around 3ml per jar took around 4 weeks until fully colonized

When it was fully colonized i wanted to use this instructions using same box: https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/26009662
but i messed it up and the top layer wasn't moist enough so after ~week i opened lid sprayed with water but day after that contamination showed up and at the end of the week it was looking really bad so i throwed it away




My second attempt was with using red sorghum ( i've read lots of positive feedback about it) but I've messed it up as well probably because i did not use tin foil when pressure cooked it and i did not soaked grain before cooking. 3 weeks After injecting with LC greenish grain appeared




My 3rd attempt again with sorgo but this time i didn't forgot about tin foil when pressure cooking and i soaked grain for ~24 hours before cooking it. The problem is that the colonization was taking very long time (stable temperature around 22*C ) after month it completely stopped. So i left it
for another month to see what happens... and nothing happened.




My question is
1 can i use those parts that are colonized and use in this methood: https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/26009662 and throw away uncolonized parts.
2 why it was taking so long to colonize, what i did wrong?

*On the top of every lid is injection port and gas exhage sticker/filter (bought on amazon/aliexpress)
*Before injecting Liqid culture in jars i flamed needle every time
*My liquid culture syringes were stored in fridge wrapped in tin foil.

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: Greedy]
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Most likely your "lc" was contaminated.

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: DERRAYLD]
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But it bothers me that when making liquid culture solution was clear so i thought it was ok.

just like here:

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: Greedy]
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You can't tell if LC is clean by looking at it, but sometimes you can tell if it's bad.  Turbidity is from bacteria, but bacteria is a completely different and seperate contam from molds.

Stop fucking with LC until you know how to create clean cultures on agar or you'll have lots of similar failures in the future.

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: Greedy]
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I'm doubting you have the ability to tell if it's clean.

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: DERRAYLD]
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Thanks for your responses. I will try to use agar this time.

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: ShaperDreaming]
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Hello.
I'm following your neglect tech to the letter and I wonder why there's a patch of white fluffy stuff on my substrate. As I understand it normally this is a sign of not enough fresh air exchange. Any advice?
You can reply to my email Jesse actor@gmail.com

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: ShaperDreaming]
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Huge thanks to ShaperDreaming for putting this together (you still around?), and to everyone else who’s stepped in with helpful advice.

I’m getting closer to that 300g benchmark - at this point I think It may be a matter of genetics more than methods. This was my best harvest yet, right around 240 g (wet) of mini mushies.🤘 I’m happy with it!


Edited by SonomaFungi_707 (04/07/24 09:49 AM)

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: SonomaFungi_707]
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Yeah genetics is definitely a big part, that tub looks on point.


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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: A.k.a]
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Am a little confused about field capacity for this tek. It’s supposed to be just under FC or 8% less than FC. But Shaper says you should be able to squeeze the shit out of with only 1 drop barely coming out. Arent those two things different? My understanding was with regular FC a small stream comes out when you squeeze, then stops. That seems like more than a 8% moisture difference.

I prepped several shoeboxes with this tek 4 weeks ago and the ones I thought were too wet (5-10 drops when squeezed) are doing better than the ones I could squeeze only 1 drop from. Maybe it’s down to your individual growing environment? RH has been 28-35 indoors here.

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: gordonteacher]
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I’m still dialing in my coir hydration (very new at this…), but so far it seems like I’m erring on the wet side. They dryer I make it, the better they seem to do (of course there’s a limit to how far I can take this…).

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: gordonteacher]
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gordonteacher said:
Am a little confused about field capacity for this tek. It’s supposed to be just under FC or 8% less than FC. But Shaper says you should be able to squeeze the shit out of with only 1 drop barely coming out. Arent those two things different? My understanding was with regular FC a small stream comes out when you squeeze, then stops. That seems like more than a 8% moisture difference.

I prepped several shoeboxes with this tek 4 weeks ago and the ones I thought were too wet (5-10 drops when squeezed) are doing better than the ones I could squeeze only 1 drop from. Maybe it’s down to your individual growing environment? RH has been 28-35 indoors here.



The main purpose is written in the tek.
The coir you mix up is below fc.
The top layer gets heavily misted for proper surface conditions.
Don't overcomplicate by %-calculations,
just squeeze your coir hard and heavy mist the top layer.
We all have different coir brands and preps,
so keep tweaking for best moisture content.


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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: Goatrider]
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This is some great stuff going on here. Every single time, and I mean every time, I look at my surface conditions on my grow the only thing I can think is are the surface conditions super sexy. I can’t help but laugh. Great info and a little humor to boot.

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: Jmhf40]
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Wow, tysm for this write up. The pictures help a lot!

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK (moved) [Re: sigarettes]
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Thanks from a friend for this TEK! My friend shared this photo with me wondering what the deal is. Too much FAE, too little FAE? This was spawned from oats on the 24th.


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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: ShaperDreaming]
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I love this post omg

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: towntheman]
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Made a shoebox 7/16
used about 1/2 BRF cakes (volume) to 1/2 ~field capacity (per guide) Coco coir ( "pasteurized", not PC'ed lol).
now today (8/3) 18 days later, noticed some nice ass pins forming :smile:.
I did mist the shoebox 1 time about 5 days ago because I was worried it looked to be developing a little slow compared to the posted guide (tho now I wonder If i was being a little too hasty lol)


Edited by ComeOnDownBoBarker (08/04/24 01:36 AM)

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: ComeOnDownBoBarker]
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ComeOnDownBoBarker said:
Made a shoebox 7/16
used about 1/2 BRF cakes (volume) to 1/2 ~field capacity (per guide) Coco coir ( "pasteurized", not PC'ed lol).
now today (8/3) 18 days later, noticed some nice ass pins forming :smile:.
I did mist the shoebox 1 time about 5 days ago because I was worried it looked to be developing a little slow compared to the posted guide (tho now I wonder If i was being a little too hasty lol)



At least double up the ratio for substrate,
so use more coir to have more moisture :wink:


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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: Goatrider]
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Thanks for the tip!! I will definitely try that next time.
I think I was too worried it would get contaminated with so much substrate lol

I misted it again a few days ago and it seems to have really started to take off. 


At 21 days


At 24 days

Edited by ComeOnDownBoBarker (08/09/24 12:47 PM)

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Re: SFF Shoebox Assembly TEK [Re: ComeOnDownBoBarker]
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ComeOnDownBoBarker said:
I think I was too worried it would get contaminated with so much substrate lol




Oh no, you don´t have to.
Your actual ratio is fine for questionable spawn,
for not giving bacteria extra breeding ground by adding more moisture.
If you have clean spawn you can ramp the ratio up.
Remember, the more moisture, the more fruiting bodies, as they´re more than 90% water.
I´m often at 1:4-1:5 (spawn:substrate), maybe even more, i don´t calculate.
I dump in the spawn and fill up with substrate until i reach the desired height,
usually 3-4", shoeboxes up to the rim.
Colonization times are a bit longer but that´s it :wink:


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