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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: suicideprevention] * 2
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no you can spawn in open air once ur grain is fully colonized its not prone to infection

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: suicideprevention] * 1
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suicideprevention said:
Ready to mix my spawn and bulk today, does this need to be done in a SAB?  Or just clean everything with ISO and wear gloves?  Is the mycelium relatively resilient once it gets to this stage?  I

ve read about mixing vs layering and im just going to mix.  How thick should the casing layer be?  Ive got 3 quarts of spawn going into 3 shoeboxes with coir



No need for gloves either, I use gloves because I don't want coir under my nails. I wipe my tubs with iso, but not really necessary, it's just whats around and I want to get dust out to make me feel good:muppet:

With 1qt spawn you can do 1:2 to 1:4 as long as you're confident you spawn is clean. I do 1:4+1(pseudo casing), if spawn looks sus i do 1:2+1.


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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: Kloakk] * 1
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So, are these fruits and pins fucked?

I found these green spots yesterday on a 'shoebox' that a ran as experiment shoebox without air holes (among in total 6 of these shoeboxes without holes). Eventually I added holes to the last 2, as they looked stalled. All the other 4 I got rid off, because of greens. Anyways, I'm now 99% sure these specific 'shoeboxes' need air holes. Anyways 2, what do you think; will these fruits fruit further, and will the small fruits and pin develop further? Or will it become a green oase?




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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: cybork] * 3
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i would just pick those now and toss thats a lot of green

its actually green/mold thought right and not some bruising

tub dont look so hot either way

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: callmehippie]
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Finally got some pins coming in! Thanks for all your help, it's been a great learning experience. I have a feeling the next grow will be excellent.



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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: catnip40]
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catnip40 said:
i would just pick those now and toss thats a lot of green

its actually green/mold thought right and not some bruising

tub dont look so hot either way



Yeah, it doesn't look good.

I don't need these fruits, and frankly I'm interested in what it will work out. I never had greens this late. Is it to be expected the greens will take over everything?

It looks to me green mold, a little powdery green in real life.

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: LadysKnight]
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LadysKnight said:
Mark_M said:
It's now 4 or 5 weeks since I opened the top of the bag.






This thread should help you.

https://www.shroomery.org/forums/showflat.php/Number/29106914#29106914



Thanks and I'm planning on transferring it to a plastic bin once some coir arrives, I think two more days... Meanwhile a few days with the bag loosely closed here's how it's looking now. I guess these are pins? Don't know how this is looking or where it's going but it's at least not staying the same:)



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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: Mark_M] * 2
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Looking better. She wants to pin, but looks dry as I can't see any beads of water. If it's as dry as it looks, pour a little water down the side while you wait for the coir. Keep the lid mostly on. It's gonna pop.


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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: LadysKnight] * 1
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she got matted a bit didn't she? You ever try and mow a lawn when it got so tall then it rained and it all fell over?
I have the same struggle when im trying to cut my best buds hair.  Its like its not exactly straight but not exactly nice and curly either. like tryin to mow a wet lawn left go too long.

Anyway, what? ohyeah ill agree with my bud LK.  She'll go.

Edited by BeefExtreme (02/09/25 04:23 PM)

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: BeefExtreme]
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Question - has anyone, anywhere prepped any grains other than rye in a sous vide?

I'd like to try wheat or sorghum when my rye gets low. I might just have to nut up, figure it out, and write up my very first tek...

"Klarn's pretty-good-close-enough sous vide wheat tek!!!"


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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: KlarnEvil9]
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i have not but i YEARN to try it with wheat.

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: BeefExtreme] * 1
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Sounds like an excellent way to break the circulation motor in your sous vide.

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: Stipe-n Cap]
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How does this look for field capacity?  At first glance the coir looked and seemed dry, but when I squeeze the living hell out of it I get a couple drops. Good I think?

Picture is a little deceiving, there was droplets of water falling too, not just what is visible in my fingers

Edited by suicideprevention (02/09/25 07:16 PM)

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: KlarnEvil9]
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Do you mean sealing grain in bags with water and cooking sous vide style or using the machine to maintain a constant temperature?

I hydrate my wheat using my IP on the "Keep Warm" setting, it's much the same thing as what is happening here.

The keep warm setting on an IP or rice cooker is not constant but sits around 70C(158F)

Yeah it will work with any grain IMO, it's how we used to hydrate grains in a kitchen I worked in because you can just leave them and continue working without much fear of bursting the grain.

Edit: To be specific, we didn't use a sous vide machine! I'm not sure if grain will clog the machine.

We used the stove and a big ass pot on the lowest setting and this would hold around 70C.

Edited by Dkeppel (02/09/25 07:29 PM)

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: Dkeppel] * 3
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I just boil my grain 😂


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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: Stipe-n Cap]
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Dkeppel said:
Do you mean sealing grain in bags with water and cooking sous vide style or using the machine to maintain a constant temperature?

I hydrate my wheat using my IP on the "Keep Warm" setting, it's much the same thing as what is happening here.

The keep warm setting on an IP or rice cooker is not constant but sits around 70C(158F)

Yeah it will work with any grain IMO, it's how we used to hydrate grains in a kitchen I worked in because you can just leave them and continue working without much fear of bursting the grain.



I use this sous vide tek for rye. It's just the grain in a pot with plenty of water. 90 min @150F. I stir 4-5 times during the cycle to promote even hydration. Strain and load jars, easy squeezy.

Stipe-n Cap said:
Sounds like an excellent way to break the circulation motor in your sous vide.



I know wheat berries are bigger than rye, but plenty of water prevents grain interference around the spinner.

I'ma do it, time to order a small bag of hard winter red.


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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: cronicr]
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That's cool if you can watch it, just how I learned to do it in a kitchen because you can do other shit and not burst a bunch of grain if it's on for a bit longer than intended.

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: KlarnEvil9] * 1
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I'm being pedantic but that's not sous vide.

Its just a tool heating your water up to a constant temperature :shrug:

If you put the grain in bags with water, sealed and then cooked them in the water bath. That would be sous vide.

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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: Dkeppel]
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I am aware of that, but it's too easy a process for me to worry about nomenclature.


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Re: Ask Quick Questions, Get Quick Answers [Re: KlarnEvil9]
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If you have the machine anyway go ahead assuming it doesn't fuck the machine it will work for sure, that is basically what I am doing with grain in an IP but I wouldn't bother buying the machine for the purpose of hydrating grain.

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