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Can you PC straw in mycobag.
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Can one to this? Mulch up straw, and pc in a mycobag?


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Re: Can you PC straw in mycobag. [Re: dastats]
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yes?


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Re: Can you PC straw in mycobag. [Re: dastats]
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Shouldn't you pasteurize your straw instead?

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Re: Can you PC straw in mycobag. [Re: rmlobvx]
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Yeah, thats the debate to my question.


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Re: Can you PC straw in mycobag. [Re: dastats]
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Well I've heard that actually PCing or boiling your straw can lead to the destruction of some of the 'good bacteria' or whatever you'd like to call it. You would probably have better results just pasteurizing it.

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Re: Can you PC straw in mycobag. [Re: rmlobvx]
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yeah, thats whut I was thinking. I wanted to see whut others had to say. Thanks man.


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Re: Can you PC straw in mycobag. [Re: dastats]
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I've never needed to do anything other than pasteurize straw. Never had a contamination during a spawn run or any flushes, ever. And I'm not an extraordinarily clean kinda guy.

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