GenesisCorrupted said:

No one was fishing.

I just needed clarity after being told that stems can be yellow and that isn’t a sign of disease. While also being told that is a sign of disease. I understand there is a difference in lighting.

I feel like people hyper focus on a single point, and they don’t understand that this can morph & change as a discussion. For a long time people thought I was still talking about the original person’s pins when I was talking about my own.

It’s an ongoing discussion. Sp if people don’t know how to contribute they can let someone else that does answer the question.

The person I asked the question never got to answer.
I just wanted to know if there was too much free air exchange, and the things were drying out.

That was the jumping off point and then it became a discussion about how to recognize if mushrooms are getting too dry or if they have a disease. Then when they’re getting ready to abort.

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Tranzzission said:

2nd+ I need help check out the photos for more information

Do I need to keep the lids on for the second flush? Am I putting too much water on them cause I spray them almost every day on my apes. I took the lid off midway through colonization and I put the lid back on and it looks slow on my Model tubs. I had them closed up with a bag on top and no FAE and it looks like cobweb mold grew so I sprayed them with Hydrogen peroxide and then I haven’t seen nothing happens since then check out the screenshots of the information and please help me because I am so confused !! 🙏🏽😳🥹

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