tryptkaloids said:

Its fun and not that difficult. Especially with a sous vide pasteurizing poo or peat is easy peasy

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Pasteurization isn’t hard, it’s just another process to learn.

I’ve got pins right now in my latest pan tub, and not one bit of the substrate I used was pasteurized, including the casing.

Now we’ll see if it dies lmfao, but if not then I’ll be chuffed. To be honest I don’t like pasteurizing. Liquid fert sub and jiffy mix casing 🤞

ThurmanMurman said:

A true confession: Ive got 2 jars of TTBVI ready to go and serious task paralysis with it. Im intimidated af by manure/pasteurization...I'm going to have to pep talk myself into accepting a high chance of failure and just popping my cherry with it here. Ive gotta do grain prep yet, but I'm thinking about getting another handful of a spawn jars and sending them outdoors, since there's likely less for me to screw up out there. 🤣

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I bought one of these specifically for pasteurizing subs:



You set the temperature at 150ish and then go to bed. At least in theory. I'm trying it out next week.

I failed at my first 3 rounds of pans, and only got 1.7g from my 4th run. It is challenging. Just accept that you won't be successful out of the gate. It helps that I tend to have to brute force my way to success in everything in life. Nothing comes easy to me. Just roll with it.

I believe in you Thurm!

tryptkaloids said:

I used to do it in a big tray in the oven.
Theres also a tek for doing it in a pc that i never dialed in

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tryptkaloids said:

I also confess that shutting down and backing out of politics is a very privileged position to be in. You might not be involved in politics, but everyone who has any semblance of authority or power over you is heavily involved, and you dont want their views representing you.

Your boss, landlord, banker, police force, and insurance companies are all actively using their political power daily to keep your wages low, rent high and coverage denied.

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misterswisher said:

I ate a large dose of edibles Sunday and passed out at 4pm. Woke up at 2am and had word at 6am so I decided to spawn 10 more shoeboxes 😂

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Smellyhobbit said:

I’ve got jars on jars to spawn, but I am too lazy rn. I need a kick in the rear.

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On poo, please don't use actual poo.  It's disgusting.  Buy composted poo, and pasteurize, mix with coir.

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Smellyhobbit said:

tryptkaloids said:

I used to do it in a big tray in the oven.
Theres also a tek for doing it in a pc that i never dialed in

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I was doing casing a quart at a time in the dehydrator, too.

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Super easy intro to pasteurization, I put my sub into ziplock bags, flattened them, and ran them in the dehydrator as well.

tryptkaloids said:

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On poo, please don't use actual poo.  It's disgusting.  Buy composted poo, and pasteurize, mix with coir.

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Compsted isnt neccesary, but field aged is.

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tryptkaloids said:

You could also just colonize bags invitro and slap a top layer/proper casing on depending on what youre growing

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tryptkaloids said:

Its fun and not that difficult. Especially with a sous vide pasteurizing poo or peat is easy peasy

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Axman said:

Smellyhobbit said:

tryptkaloids said:

I used to do it in a big tray in the oven.
Theres also a tek for doing it in a pc that i never dialed in

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I was doing casing a quart at a time in the dehydrator, too.

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Super easy intro to pasteurization, I put my sub into ziplock bags, flattened them, and ran them in the dehydrator as well.

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Dala said:

You could certainly do the g2g method with sending colonized grain > aio jar. Tree Frog has an AIO jar writeup. Air fryer is a creative tool and is new to me.

You got a lot of options, you'll find one that agrees with your mind and schedule

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Dr. Smoke said:

tryptkaloids said:

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On poo, please don't use actual poo.  It's disgusting.  Buy composted poo, and pasteurize, mix with coir.

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Compsted isnt neccesary, but field aged is.

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Agree to disagree.

Herbivores don't digest the vegetation they eat for the most part.  They digest the microbiome which digests the vegetation they eat.  The output contains gastric juices, fiber, and a floral bouquet of yeast, fungi, bacteria, virii, etc.  Field aging essentially washes away not just digestive juices but also much of this microbiota.  Mushrooms grow in the in-between stages.

Composting encourages the wholesome microbiota to break down offensive material and makes nourishing byproduct.

Oh field aging makes a scaffolding for myc like coir, but poo-loving mushrooms like the nourishment of the microbiota, sez I.

But I'll, do me.

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Dr. Smoke said:

tryptkaloids said:

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On poo, please don't use actual poo.  It's disgusting.  Buy composted poo, and pasteurize, mix with coir.

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Compsted isnt neccesary, but field aged is.

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Agree to disagree.

Herbivores don't digest the vegetation they eat for the most part.  They digest the microbiome which digests the vegetation they eat.  The output contains gastric juices, fiber, and a floral bouquet of yeast, fungi, bacteria, virii, etc.  Field aging essentially washes away not just digestive juices but also much of this microbiota.  Mushrooms grow in the in-between stages.

Composting encourages the wholesome microbiota to break down offensive material and makes nourishing byproduct.

Oh field aging makes a scaffolding for myc like coir, but poo-loving mushrooms like the nourishment of the microbiota, sez I.

But I'll, do me.

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No need to disagree, you just taught me some shit, thanks

All i knew prior to you sharing this is fresh poo is too hot for mushrooms. Let the stink fade and itll hold all the water your mushrooms need. And let them access it.  Im not fully convinced that field aged poo lacks a microbiome, but im sure you could get me there.

I do have one question -

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Mushrooms grow in the in-between stages.

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the inbetween stages of what?

The beneficial microbes in poo are why we pasteurize it instead of sterilize it.

tryptkaloids said:

Dr. Smoke said:

Mushrooms grow in the in-between stages.

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I do have one question -

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Mushrooms grow in the in-between stages.

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the inbetween stages of what?

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