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OfflineXray_Salami
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Growing with Moisture Plus.
    #2792928 - 06/14/04 04:27 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

I've been a lurker here at the shroomery for many years, and I have yet to see much about using this stuff in cultivation. Except using it in the substrate. A couple dollars for a little container, and it makes a ALOT. No more carrying bags and bags of vermiculite and perlite for me. It's great for casing, keeping the humidity in the terrarium, and it isn't messy like perlite. I haven't had to sterilize it to use it for the casings either. I just put a few scoops in a container, fill with water, and let it set overnight. 3 teaspoons of the moisture plus will fill up a container that is about 6in. x 6in. x 6in. :thumbup:



It's also clear when its hydrated, so I haven't had a single problem with overlay. I can see just how colonized the casing layer is and don't have to guess when it is ready to put it into fruiting. You just have to be careful not to expose it to too much light when patching though, otherwise the mushrooms will grow too far under the casing layer. It's not really a problem because the contrast between the caps and the underlying mycelia makes them easy to spot. The only problem i've had so far is getting the mushrooms to let go of the crystals after I pick them. I usually just scrape them off with a knife.

Here's a picture of a current casing. It is 2 quarts of colonized popcorn, about 3/4in. deep, and it is cased with 1/4in. of moisture plus. This is 4 days after putting it into the terrarium. For scale, the larger mushy in the upper left is 2.5in - 3in. Note that I have already harvested mature mushrooms from this casing too. There's currently 27 mushies on it. I hope that this will at least help a few newbies to advance from cakes to casings, as I never had any success with some of the "easy" methods like straight verm, or 50/50.



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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2792971 - 06/14/04 04:40 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2792985 - 06/14/04 04:45 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

I was wonder about this stuff but had serious doubts about it for some reason because everyone was saying "perlite! or vermiculite!" I'll have to give this a go next time :thumbup:


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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2792986 - 06/14/04 04:45 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

Do you have any yield information? I obviously can't ask you to guess about relative yields between that and, say, 75/25 coir/verm since you say you haven't had success with those...

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2793017 - 06/14/04 04:56 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

the only problem i've heard associated with this stuff is that sometimes there's too much moisture.

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2793138 - 06/14/04 05:54 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

empath: So far its been perfect for keeping the humidity. I can even achieve lower humidity levels, between 70%-90% by lowering the amount of misting I do. Every few days I take everything out of the terrarium and mix up the crystals on the bottom with my hand, then rinse off. It keeps the moisture evenly distributed.


gbjtrfv: That's what I was afraid of at first, I figured the mushrooms might rot where they touch the crystals. I've found that the moisture isn't too hard to control because as a casing layer, they keep the water from puddling up in any one area. If I happen to mist a little too much, then I just forget about it during the next fanning and then it's all good. So far it's been really hard to overmist for me, and I've been fanning then misting every few hours or so.


jonneill: No sorry, the casing layer gives nothing to the mycelium except protection and moisture, so I doubt it makes the yields better than any other cased popcorn.


I also want to add that I don't sterilize the casing containers I use. I just wash them in the dishwasher then use them when I am ready. My growroom isn't a laboratory or anything either. Just the closet of an average, semi-cluttered bedroom. I just leave the bedroom door closed and the window open as much as possible.

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2793793 - 06/15/04 01:07 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)


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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: matts]
    #2793828 - 06/15/04 01:33 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

I am in no way qualified to guarantee safety when following these methods, so follow them at your own risk.  :syringe:

The label says it is non-toxic and this stuff is used in soil to grow plants. If it were harmful to humans I don't think it would be used in growing food either. (Anybody who knows more about mushrooms absorbing toxins please correct me if i'm wrong.)





I don't want this to become one of those threads with just a few tid bits of information on the progress, so...

I just finished a little patching of the above casing, and found that my casing feels the same way apparently. I found the perfect opportunity to show what happens when you expose your casing to too much light, too soon. I have some very nice close up pictures of how to differentiate between popcorn kernels and pins\aborts. Unfortunately I have reached my upload limit for today so I will have to post them later.

I would love to answer any questions, as so many of mine have been answered by this community even though I never had to ask them.

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2793919 - 06/15/04 02:37 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

since the crystal is supposed to release water slowly, do you think one can use this as a casing layer and leave the casing in open air?

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2793922 - 06/15/04 02:41 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)


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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: gbhtrfv]
    #2793941 - 06/15/04 02:58 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

Sadly no, you will still have to cover it. I just used a tupperware like container, and slightly cracked 2 corners of the plastic lid (Just make sure they're opposite corners for even humidity). Seems to keep very nice humid conditions doing it this way.

How I did the casing above was:
1. Put colonized popcorn in tupperware container and covered.
2. Put in incubator at 86 degrees for 24 hours.
3. Cased with 1/4in. - 1/2in. Moisture Plus crystals.
4. Placed casing on top of incubator and forgot about it for 3 days.
5. Incubated for another 7 days at 86 degrees. (Fan 1-3 times per day if it looks overly wet.)
6. Put casing in terrarium and initiated pinning 4 days ago.

Note that I did not do any misting to the casing during the 10 day incubation period, only when placed in the terrarium. I did not cold-shock either. The mycelium would have permeated the casing layer earlier if I hadn't forgotten about it.

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2794969 - 06/15/04 12:15 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

Quote:

Xray_Salami said:
Sadly no, you will still have to cover it.




what's the reason behind it? dries out too fast?

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: gbhtrfv]
    #2795099 - 06/15/04 01:01 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

Even though these crystals are supposed to release water over a long period of time, I have found that the mycelium and the mushrooms have a tendency to hold on to the crystals and suck the water right out of them. I have mushrooms growing, that have m.p. stuck to the caps still. When I first noticed them, I tried to clean them off and almost harvested them because they wouldnt let go of the crystals.

When I patched that casing yesterday, I noticed that the crystals in the casing layer were about half the size of recently hydrated crystals. After this next flush I will post some results on the yield. I think it should be decent considering there is now 50+ mushies.

Edited by Xray_Salami (06/15/04 01:38 PM)

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami] * 1
    #2795393 - 06/15/04 02:13 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

So far as the toxicity thing goes. The crystals are made out of something like polyacrimide or something. I don't really know the name, but it's been discussed at pretty great length. They aren't really toxic to humans, but most professional mushroom growers avoid them because they take a long time to break down, thus creating vast amounts of waste. (Which as people like stamets are apt to point out, is ironic considering fungi's ability to recycle so much of what we consider "waste". Like all the straw that gets burned every year because we don't have other uses for it. CA gets more airborne pollution from straw burning than it does from all it's electrical power plants combined. Cultivating mushrooms to recycle that waste is a whole different subject though). Also, when the crystals do break down, they can break into some rather nasty chemicals that we don't particularly want in our environment. Oh yeah, and let's not forget the environmental effects of producing the product in the first place.

Anyway, the point is that so far as I've read, there are no toxicity issues to the home grower who will only have them around for a month or so, should be well before it breaks down. Also, home growers don't produce anywhere near the waste that a commercial op goes, so you might not feel bad about producing just a few gallons of waste that is semi-not good for the environment.

About the only caution I would give is that I don't know of any studies that discuss the breakdown and by-products that can happen by the interaction of the fungi with the crystals. It is plausible that the fungus exudes some enzymes or something that break down the crystals into harmful chemicals that then could be absorbed into the fruits.

Even if that were the case though, remember most people are only going to be eating a few grams. Very little chance that eating those grams would be anyworse for your body than say walking down a road that cars are driving on, or ingesting cow hormones in your milk, or even living in a house that constantly emits VOC's from it's walls formaldehyde from it's carpet etc etc.

Good work Xray, looking forward to more info....


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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: mycofile]
    #2795409 - 06/15/04 02:17 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

Oh, forgot to mention that there was a very thorough study that I saw recently studying the yield off of various casing mixes. A general trend that was evident from the results was that the casing materials which had more ability to hold gasses yielded more. I would imagine the crystals to be very dense and full of water, holding very little gas. You might want to consider adding some perlite to the crystals which would create little gas pockets.


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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: mycofile]
    #2795435 - 06/15/04 02:29 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

Thanks mycofile for pointing that out about how they break down over time. I just throw out the m.p. that I use for casings and I recycle the ones I use for humidity.

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2796175 - 06/15/04 07:12 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

A friend of mine has been using a mix of coir and moisture plus for a long time now and is very happy with the results. Seems very resistant to contams and makes it very easy to keep moisture levels optimum. The water pretty much has to be drawn out of the polymer crystals so it seems to do a good job of keeping the shrooms growing as well as keeping the coir from becoming over saturated. If you over mist a bit the crystals simply suck up the extra water and keep it there until the myc sucks it out. GREAT STUFF! Excessive myc piss is also wicked into the crystals and will quickly turn them yellow,but the myc stays nice and white instead of getting yellowed from the drying piss.

Good Post
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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Mykey]
    #2796736 - 06/15/04 09:35 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)


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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: mycofile]
    #2797083 - 06/15/04 10:43 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

I agree with Mycofile 100%; 

In this hobby, we are taking a huge shortcut over the manufacturer's intentions for the product.  If you've seen polyacrylamide in a casing, [at least IME] it definitely colonizes.  So comes the big question:  Do mushrooms break it down into acrylamide?  If they do, do they also furthur remediate it into harmless compounds?  Or do they end up sequestering it?  I wouldn't be surprised if they chopped it all up into non-toxic molecules, but who can say for sure?  I did some looking and found a paper I'd LOVE to read. . .

Determination of acrylamide monomer in mushrooms grown on polyacrylamide gel
Laurence Castle
pp 1261 - 1263

in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry:

http://pubs3.acs.org/acs/journals/toc.page?incoden=jafcau&indecade=1&involume=41&inissue=8

Unfortunately, as usual, you gotta pay :wink:  I emailed the author and will certainly report back if I hear anything.

Personally, I think the crystals are fun to play with.  I don't use them for casings anymore because they do almost appear nutritive to the mycelium.

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Suntzu]
    #2798340 - 06/16/04 08:25 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

I got a reply from Dr. Castle. . .

"In our paper, we found no problem when polyacrylamides were used in the way you describe."

I don't know what species they worked with, but I'm sure it was along the lines of button mushrooms [food industry research].

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Suntzu]
    #2798423 - 06/16/04 08:55 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

poly acrimide is quite stable so it would take some extreme enzymatic action to effect it in the short term.problems may arise from repeated use of the same crystals,such as cleaning up the moisture crystals and reusing them for casing.Just be sure they say they are safe for vegetable growth and they are pretty much guaranteed to have been thoroughly tested for safety.I personally prefer coir/verm/sand(trace) for casing with great results and little contamination
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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: whiterasta]
    #2798511 - 06/16/04 09:47 AM (19 years, 11 months ago)

I've seen crystals that are specifically labeled 'not for food plants'.  I also found this interesting:

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Polyacrylamide is designated a non-toxic additive and that may explain why there has been little concern over its accumulation in food crops. Of course polyacrylamide may be contaminated with its toxic building block, acrylamide, and for that reason a limit of 500ppm acrylamide in polyacrylamide preparations has been arbitrarily determined to be acceptable for use in agriculture or water treatment. Furthermore, the polyacrylamide preparations (PAM) used in irrigation is most frequently a copolymer associated with acrylic (3) or other polymer plastic to provide stability, the polyacrylamide used in water treatment is often the co-polymer while the product used in pesticide formulations is protected as a trade secret but is likely to be a co-polymer.

It has been reported that PAM hydrogels degrade to release acrylamide and acrylate (4)[acrylate is a known teratogen] and corporate Material Data Safety Sheets sometimes indicate that acrylamide is a foreseeable degradation product of PAM and that acrylonitirile (a mutagen and carcinogen) and cyanide are thermal decomposition products of polyacrylamide super absorbent (5).  There are studies showing that acrylamide is released from polyacrylamide after exposure to light and elevated temperature (6,7) while other studies concluded that acrylamide is not released from polyacrylamide during degradation (8,9).  Glutarimide (a component of the drug thalidomide) a pharmacologically active compound was identified as a significant breakdown product of heated polyacrylamide and the authors of that study stressed the need for fuller study of the breakdown products of polyacrylamide (9). There seems to be a clear-cut difference of opinion over the breakdown products of polyacrylamide. The authorities who maintain that acrylamide is not a breakdown product of polyacrylamide stress that those who identify acrylamide as a breakdown product do not find the chemical as a large proportion of the breakdown products of polyacrylamide. That seems to be a specious argument, as if the thermal degradation products dioxin or polyaromatic hydrocarbons are inconsequential because they are produced in relatively small amounts when they are among the most dangerous pollutants known. Moreover, the studies claiming to find little or no acrylamide in the breakdown products of polyacrylamide seem to have ignored the fact that the materials used commercially are most frequently co-polymers of acrylic acid or other polymers and the actual breakdowns usually take place on the surface of plant roots, leaves or stems or in the soil matrix.
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Sounds like science to me!  Some think it does pose a hazard, some do not.  All considered, the research on actual mushrooms seems the most relevent to this community.  And working with 'edible' mushrooms, they were likely testing for a larger consumption mass than one would eat of blue-stainers :wink:

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Suntzu]
    #2799947 - 06/16/04 05:05 PM (19 years, 11 months ago)

That's awesome news Suntzu, you really made my day with that info.  :grin:

This is my first time working with Hawaiian and Lipa Yai and so far it has been a lot of work, leaving me with very little free time. I have been harvesting when I go to bed and harvesting again when I wake up 6 hours later. Of course there are also those that like to wait until it's the middle of the day before they need picking. Timing is a huge factor. Every time I look at my casings there are more pins, and more mushrooms that need picked. So far they have been growing from pin to mature mushroom in 4-6 days.

I have been taking alot of pictures though so I can do a complete write up of what I did. Then I will post it in the grow log forum. I have found that the mushrooms definately do not have a problem drawing the moisture from the crystals. The above casing hasn't been given the greatest TLC in the world to show how easy and resistant to contamination this method is.

- Regular tap water has been used at all times.
- No special hand washing procedures.
- No sterilization of the casing tray or casing material.
- Nothing was sprayed into the air, like Lysol.
- Fans are constantly running in the room even while pouring the popcorn into the trays.
- I did not sterilize any utensils I used for the casing materials or to remove the popcorn from the jars.

This doesn't mean that you can just forget about sterile procedures though. Even if you don't have contamination problems it's always good, at the very least, to practice cleanliness and basic hygiene in this hobby.

I also have been working on a sort of hydroponic casing. I will complete that experiment though before I post my results. That way I don't leave anybody hanging. Don't flame this idea though, because I already know it works.

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #2948308 - 07/31/04 11:47 AM (19 years, 9 months ago)

Yesterday I saw these crystals in another thread and did a little searching. I stumbled across this product. It has those crystals mixed in with peat moss, perlite and "organic materials" that I assume are there to make a nice PH level. It also says that there is some sort of plant food mixed in there. Would this effect anything?

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: FirstAvailable]
    #2948568 - 07/31/04 12:59 PM (19 years, 9 months ago)

I have been using moisture plus for about a month now after first reading this post. I have been doing some reading about these potassium polyacrylate polyacrylamide copolymers. I am going to try a little experiment with some poo watet and or honey water. Wouldnt it be sweet if these moisture crystals would aid in myc cloning, mush growing. From what i have found is the crystals have helped in repeling contamin. I have been fairly slopy with my last couple casings toped with moisture plus. Suprisingly no contamin, although some myc has regresed or died from what i think is over watering

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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: MeSaUsA]
    #5751227 - 06/14/06 09:13 PM (17 years, 11 months ago)

well I sterilize my casing. i am looking at using these as an additive to the 50/50+ can these things be hydrated mixed with the casing and PC'd 90-120 minutes


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Re: Growing with Moisture Plus. [Re: Xray_Salami]
    #5753063 - 06/15/06 10:37 AM (17 years, 11 months ago)

They sell water crystals at the pet store, it doesnt have anything harmfull in it. It is used to water crickets, crabs, and frogs.


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