morningWood said:

What are folks using for riser racks for in front of flow hoods)ffu?? How many inches?? My filter is 3x2. Thanks

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Yahra said:

But plastic is bad for the environment.

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Nichrome said:

Typed and sent from my evil empirical, toxic, monitored, radioactive, environmentally destructive device created by slaves for peasants.

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Passive aggressive sarcasm, however, is fully endorsed. 

Nichrome said:

Mr Piggy said:

Yahra said:

But plastic is bad for the environment.

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They posted furiously, from their plastic device full of rare earth minerals mined by child labor.

We pick and choose our morals, cast not a stone in a plastic house.

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No stone casting in here at all please. From either direction. This comment is perceived by me as stone casting and perpetuation therof.

I wholeheartedly endorse reducing or eventually entirely eliminating our plastic manufacture usage and waste. Every bit helps.

Typed and sent from my evil empirical, toxic, monitored, radioactive, environmentally destructive device created by slaves for peasants.


QQ: where does the rip in the fabric stop?

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Smellyhobbit said:

I thought it was a joke tbh. That’s true about phones, isn’t it? Both comments.

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Smellyhobbit said:

I thought it was a joke tbh. That’s true about phones, isn’t it? Both comments.

Bispo growers: what is a rough timeline to see pins? It colonized the substrate suuuuper fast. 3 days from s2b to full colonization. Just curious if there’s a reliable window like with your average cubes

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kirkeng said:

Smellyhobbit said:

I thought it was a joke tbh. That’s true about phones, isn’t it? Both comments.

Bispo growers: what is a rough timeline to see pins? It colonized the substrate suuuuper fast. 3 days from s2b to full colonization. Just curious if there’s a reliable window like with your average cubes

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Mine always start to pop about 7-10 days post casing. Could take longer or shorter, but I always bank on about a week-week n a half, and they haven’t let me down yet!

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Mycolorado said:

Nichrome said:

Typed and sent from my evil empirical, toxic, monitored, radioactive, environmentally destructive device created by slaves for peasants.

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Passive aggressive sarcasm, however, is fully endorsed. 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonviolent_resistance

chris77 said:

i dont mean to get into a fight about it. but i still dont understand how people who obviously love mycology - or growing shrooms (if thats what you would call it) - would rather work with disposable petri  dishes when there are durable alternatives and nopour is a 100% certain route to 0 contam?
are you really on such a scale that it doesnt work out otherwise?
just curious..

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milkboy said:

Why does ur ffu look like its on a god damn space ship?

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Isn't that where you keep yours? I just thought that's where they go.... My b.

Nichrome said:

Mycolorado said:

Nichrome said:

Typed and sent from my evil empirical, toxic, monitored, radioactive, environmentally destructive device created by slaves for peasants.

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Passive aggressive sarcasm, however, is fully endorsed. 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonviolent_resistance

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so you both think its better to use disposable plastic dishes instead of reusable ones, as long as we are using smartphones?

Casapon said:

Hi all,
I'm actually growing cordyceps for the first time ( in jars ) , and I was looking in the net (google;youtube) and I heard that cordyceps is prone to degradation from the first culture (senescence ) and I am looking for a way to expand it , and going commercially so I 'm seeking someone's experienced to help me with this.
Can I expand liquid culture indefinently from a syringe of LC ?
If not what's the step to scale this up and grow uninterrupted ?
Thank's

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Your question is probably better answered on the edibles thread/page.

Also,
Don't be afraid of the search function...


Welcome to the shroomery

chris77 said:

Nichrome said:

Mycolorado said:

Nichrome said:

Typed and sent from my evil empirical, toxic, monitored, radioactive, environmentally destructive device created by slaves for peasants.

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Passive aggressive sarcasm, however, is fully endorsed. 

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonviolent_resistance

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so you both think its better to use disposable plastic dishes instead of reusable ones, as long as we are using smartphones?

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Pp5 containers have a higher failure rate for me and lower visibility so they’re really not practical, and glass is so unaffordable given how much I’d need to get by so I’d love to hear your alternate suggestions as this is something myself and definitely others here have often discussed before with no clear solution, and honestly the waste is minimal when compared to say, literally 99% of industries on any scale out there there’s bigger and better drums to bang on bro and my guilt has bigger fish to fry.