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Blue Oysters
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I have a Mycobag fully colonized and I have some logs that were cut last year,they are hardwood(oak I think).Can I somehow innoculate these logs with what I have and grow them outdoors?
I'm in central Florida BTW.


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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I have not tried colonizing year old logs before , but I did with some freshly cut ones. They were cottonwood logs which i put in bags with a few handfuls of spawn in each bag and I just smeared it as best as i could on the logs and then punched holes in the bags with a nail. they completely colonized in about 5 months. Here are pics of them fruiting(last summer):



same flush, different angle:

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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: billbraski]
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Hey very nice!
I may just try to fruit them as is-I have never grown oysters before and I assume I will screw it up so no need to get ahead of myself.
Thanks anyway!


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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I'm kind of confused. What is fully colonized inside of your mycobag; grain, sawdust, plugs or straw? The answer you seek depends on those:

Grain ---> Pasteurize straw and spawn after cooling and draining. you can really ghettofy this process for cultivation outdoors.
Sawdust ----> Fruit it directly out of the bag, spawn it into straw, or make log columns.
Straw ---> Fruit it directly or superspawn into more straw.

I do not know your indoor setup; however, you will probably enjoy fruiting outside more. You'll need a lot of air exchange or you'll get antler like mushrooms that are only good for soup bases. You can give your substrate a more thorough soaking outside and your fruits will last longer once harvested.

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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: YidakiMan]
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I won this from Mycobag!Thanks again Mycobag!!
I have no idea what is inside this bag-I didnt prepare it,but it looks like some kind of wood debri.
I dont really have an indoor setup.Just a shelf to set it on.
I birthed it last night-well I cut the slots in the bag and draped the humidity tent over the top of it.I hope I havent screwed this up.I have never tasted oysters before.


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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The blue oyster kit from Mycobag is straw based.


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: kushlover]
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So it can be spawned to more straw right?


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: ]
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Thanks! :thumbup: :cool:


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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I have pins!!!!!
I dont have enough upload space to post a pic at this time but as soon as i can Oh I will!!!!

YYYYYEEEEEESSSSSSS!!!!!!WOOOOOOOHOOOOOOO

My first grow rocks! :thumbup: :cool:


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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:laugh: pins rock  :thumbup:

:sun:


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: shirley knott]
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LOOOOOOOKYYYYYY HereVVVVVVVVVV





WOOOOOOHOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

Thanks MYCOBAG!!!!!!

They are even bigger this morning!upload more in 3 hours(this limit thing sucks)!

:thumbup: :cool:


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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omg! same pic as the last one but a few hours later!WOOHOO!


They grow quick!

Putting them outside made an improvement I think-Thanks Shirley!


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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yeah, you just like to rub that in my face eh? lol...

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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: Tremor1127]
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AY YAH MAN!!!!
:lol:
:thumbup: :cool: :lol:

I really hate it that yours didnt work for you though!
That sucks!!!


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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hey it aint no thang man... they werent gonna make me trip anyways lol!

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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: Tremor1127]
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LOL,you have a point there!But it would still have been great to grow them,mine may die tomorrow but at least I got them to where they are at,ya know?
Did you ever come to a conclusion on why yours havent showed growth yet?
:cool:


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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WOW!!!!!

These damn things grow very fast!!!!




Damn limit-I have a better pic-I'll post it in 2 hours
This pics are taken 24 hours apart.
What do these things taste like?(mushrooms duh!lol)
:thumbup: :cool:

this evening pics





how big do they get?


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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bump!


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Re: Blue Oysters [Re: doc34]
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and again this morning



More in 2 hours!

I am planning on spawning these to straw after this flush,any tips?


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Edited by doc34 (05/07/04 05:49 AM)

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