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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: element465]
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The cheapest silicone on the market will easily withstand pressure cooking cycles. I've run Parfix roof and gutter silicone ($5.44) for years on injection ports+filters at up to 20psi and never had an issue.

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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: bobwastaken]
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Hello all!

Was hoping one of you guys had some wild pan cyan genetics from down there.

Aussie's have always been my favorite but the genetics being traded now are
not so good. I have plenty of pan cyan varieties to trade so if you do please :pm:

Thanks!


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Cultivating Panaeolus cyanescens


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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: Asura]
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Cobbers, get your vermiculite and perlite from a hydroponic garden shop because it'll be much much cheaper than joints like Bunnings etc.

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: migraineur]
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Having trouble getting wide mouth quart jars anywhere (in Sydney).

What are people using for grain jars lately, and where from?

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: Mycodog]
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Hey mycodog just keep an eye out in big w. They stock the ball brand ones in a few sizes. That’s where I grabbed mine from. Or look online

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: AyEyDiZed]
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$2 dollar stores/asian cheap shops are good places to source jars as well.

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: karode13] * 1
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Yeah, I get all mine from a $2 shop, they call me the "jar guy" as i've bought so many.

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: element465]
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Awesome thanks guys will check out my local Asian shops and bigW.

Hahaa I had to laugh at "jar guy".

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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: Asura]
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as in live cultures?

I just got a kilo of wild specimens out of a paddock I can do dirty sporeprints? Maybe a clone but chances are they are very dirty.


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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: Mycodog]
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Mycodog said:
Having trouble getting wide mouth quart jars anywhere (in Sydney).

What are people using for grain jars lately, and where from?



There are some eBay sellers that have them as well. I buy the wide mouth ones and use synthetic filter discs with them.

I have bought so many jars because they're useful in the kitchen and pantry for storage. The white plastic lids that you can find on eBay and Amazon are worthwhile buying because the metal lids and bands have a habit of rusting.

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: Mycodog]
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Mycodog said:
Awesome thanks guys will check out my local Asian shops and bigW.



Big W has some big, cheap pots that you can use to soak and boil grain with.

Asian shops are good for finding agar, corn syrup (for liquid cultures), take away containers (for makeshift petri dishes) and sometimes varuios grains (for spawn). Normally I just go to a pet shop or feed store and buy big bags of wheat grain because it's cheap and easily available. Feed stores tend to have sterile syringes and needles as well.

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: migraineur]
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I can 2nd the $2 shop for jars but yeah they definitely get rusty lids pretty quick.

What is your go-to monotub brand/source i noticed reject shop etc usually have a few different sizes?


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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: qwerty48]
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Just make sure you can source replacement lids for the cheap shop jars or they may end up costing you more in the long run. Mason lids don't often thread them well and as mentioned the cheap lids rust fast. I made that mistake and wound up throwing out 50 jars when the lids went. You can buy bulk 500ml mason jars for around $2.35 posted at www.aussimasonpreservingjars.com.au. ozfarmer has some good deals too.

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: bobwastaken]
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gday my dudes

wanted to ask you guys what you have been using as air exchange solutions for spawn jars

so far ive just  been drilling a hole in jar lids and applying micropore tape each grow but i seem to be getting a few failures each time with contams growing just below the taped air hole on a couple jars each grow.

is there some sort of more permanent and effective air filter solution for drain jars you guys been using that can be saourced easily enough locally?

i see people use those syringe filers for liqhuid culture jars but i read they dont provide enough air exchange for grain jars?

cheers

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Re: Attention AUSSIE Cultivators! [Re: Tarnwyn]
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I'm doing the same and having no real problems unless I shake.

probably just more layers of tape and you'll be right, how big a hole you making?


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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: qwerty48]
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If anyone has any bulk prints they would like to get rid off, or are currently printing, shoot me a msg.

Depending on the qty, i would be happy to pay for them as well.

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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: spaztastic]
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Hello all.
Complete noob from Newcastle, NSW.
Great Aussie thread with lots of experience on show.
Cheers.


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Education is important. Motorbikes are importanter.

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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: Bosco15]
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In my noob research, I have learned of “ Uncle Ben’s brown rice” Tek.
To me it makes sense, negating the need for sterilisation of jars etc.
There seems to be a lot of discussion re jars and pressure cookers.
Is there something that makes jars preferable over Ben’s?
Cost? Already set up? Better results?
Cheers.


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Education is important. Motorbikes are importanter.

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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: Bosco15]
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Welcome mate! Advantages in favour of grain jars. Higher nutrition, lower cost, easy observation, the ability to shake for fast colonization, control over moisture content, possibility for further expansion (g2g) jars are reusable as are filters/lids. I'm yet to see a decent yield from an Uncle Ben's grow. If you don't want to buy a pressure cooker the PFTEK/BRF is still the go-to method for beginners

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Re: Official Aussie Cultivators Thread [Re: bobwastaken]
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I bounce between Jars and Bags, found some neat little PP5 Plastic jars at Woolies and come in a pack of 4.

these can be pressure cooked and take little to no fucking time to germinate. Once thats done in a couple weeks, it gets emptied into a grain bag and then i put a little vermi/cc mix in the now empty jar and grow from it too (left over bits of grain and myc on the jar)

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