venetian-cubes said:

ThurmanMurman said:

venetian-cubes said:

Most of my tubs finished their flushes recently and I took all of my shrooms out, laid them on paper and then weighed them.

I then put them back into jars with silica packs.

Should I re dry everything for another hour or two just to be safe? Would those few minutes exposed to air have caused them to absorb much moisture?

Thanks.

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Did you not use a dehydrator? You're gonna have a bad time if you throw fresh mushrooms in a jar with some silica packs and call it a wrap.

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No no, sorry, they were already dehydrated. I took my dried shrooms out of their jars to weigh my yield in total, then 5 mins later everything was back into the jars.

Would that amount of time outside the jars be enough to put moisture back in? It's around 60% humidity here. Wondering if I should redeuydrate everything for a few hours or should be fine?

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GenesisCorrupted said:

When you guys roll a cake how thick do you ideally want the coating?

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mushboy said:

GenesisCorrupted said:

When you guys roll a cake how thick do you ideally want the coating?

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bruh why you doing cakes?

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mushboy said:

GenesisCorrupted said:

When you guys roll a cake how thick do you ideally want the coating?

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bruh why you doing cakes?

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They’re my last ones. I got a tub going now too.

aShogunNamedMarcus said:

How many shoeboxes do you guys get from one coco brick 7L (eco earth size).

I'm using Walmart 6 qt shoeboxes.

My first round, I used 2 bricks for 6 boxes. It was too much.

Second round, I used one brick, stretched out to 6 shoeboxes. It's kind of thin but is doing great.

I may just do 5 6qt shoeboxes off one brick next time.

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Smellyhobbit said:

aShogunNamedMarcus said:

How many shoeboxes do you guys get from one coco brick 7L (eco earth size).

I'm using Walmart 6 qt shoeboxes.

My first round, I used 2 bricks for 6 boxes. It was too much.

Second round, I used one brick, stretched out to 6 shoeboxes. It's kind of thin but is doing great.

I may just do 5 6qt shoeboxes off one brick next time.

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I usually get 3. I do a 1:3 spawn:coir ratio plus top layer. So it winds up being about 4Q of coir per shoebox.

So also it depends on your ratio

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This is what I ended up with this round, s2b yesterday. I think I'll have a decent harvest but I'm trying to dial it in.

How deep is your final substrate in your shoebox?

aShogunNamedMarcus said:

Smellyhobbit said:

aShogunNamedMarcus said:

How many shoeboxes do you guys get from one coco brick 7L (eco earth size).

I'm using Walmart 6 qt shoeboxes.

My first round, I used 2 bricks for 6 boxes. It was too much.

Second round, I used one brick, stretched out to 6 shoeboxes. It's kind of thin but is doing great.

I may just do 5 6qt shoeboxes off one brick next time.

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I usually get 3. I do a 1:3 spawn:coir ratio plus top layer. So it winds up being about 4Q of coir per shoebox.

So also it depends on your ratio

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This is what I ended up with this round, s2b yesterday. I think I'll have a decent harvest but I'm trying to dial it in.

How deep is your final substrate in your shoebox?

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ThurmanMurman said:

Ah ok. No, you're fine.

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callmehippie said:

Lol, 5 minutes out of the jar. If you dehydrated them correctly  for at least 24 hours on on higest temp setting until cracker dry then I don't think you have anything to worry about. Imo

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LewDoja said:

And that there is the reason coffee is not recommended.... it can work, but everything must be 100% on point.

Never know blue oysters are aggressive it might pull thru but don't get your hopes up.

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