Baba Yaga said:

Doesn't seem to matter how moist the surface is, wet or dry it's pinning regardless.

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Sometimes they just want to pin no matter what

tree frog said:

Mackload said:

deeper tray and deeper sub too? do they like that casing pretty wet?

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Nah, I still get the most mileage out of one to two inch substrates.

And I run my casing damp but not saturated.  A lot darker than what baba just posted. But no standing water as you still want evaporation as well as some air exchange (you don't want to drown them).

My bispo casings typically look like this.



And this is mystery sa, but I do both similarly as far as keeping the caps dripping (within reason, it's not going to kill anything if you were gone for a day and can't mist them. But they do both seem to produce more spores and develop larger caps if I do that.  And you don't want to overspray and saturate the casing either).

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Bra said:

Burringbar. The settings for the first Martha tent run failed, but at least got some fruit

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tree frog said:

Spring goals.  Fruit and print these cultures.  Mail lots of prints.

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Oh hell yeah, Sis

Bra said:

Burringbar. The settings for the first Martha tent run failed, but at least got some fruit

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Grow tents can be tricky and a real pain in the ass sometimes but once you have them dialed in, you're golden. I'm retired from tents and have been severely addicted to the JCMs i'm ashamed to admit. That being said..you're a gifted grower, my man

There's enough fruits there for a nice testing 'mellow trip'

Asura said:

I have Burringbar on deck right now, finally.

Looking forward to seeing how you guys do with it.

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