boxtrotalpha said:

So I had seen in the updated pf tek guide huskies said that you can use any flour. Either he or someone else said you can also use hydrated coir in place of verm. Made 5 half pints of coconut flour and coconut coir. Gonna noc em tonight. If they come out clean I'm gonna find a way to spawn them in coconut shells so it's 100% coconut except the myc.

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boxtrotalpha said:

So I had seen in the updated pf tek guide huskies said that you can use any flour. Either he or someone else said you can also use hydrated coir in place of verm. Made 5 half pints of coconut flour and coconut coir. Gonna noc em tonight. If they come out clean I'm gonna find a way to spawn them in coconut shells so it's 100% coconut except the myc.

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PuffM4gicDr4gon said:

I messed up and accidentally threw my last good PE6 plate before making a transfer. I did have one that was poured so thin that it dried out completely and stuck to the bottom of the plate. As a last ditch hail Mary, I decided to try an inverse cabin sequester. I dropped a large square of agar on the dry mycelium to see if it will jump and give me something I can transfer.

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tree frog said:

I'm definitely curious about the coconut flour.  Because most flour is made from grains and the nutrient composition in coconut meat is different.

Plenty of sugar though!  Looking forward to how it turns out.

Suggestion, little umbrellas for when you post them in the novelty thread

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tryptkaloids said:

You can colonize any substrate the pf way. Coir doesnt compress as much as verm. Iirc psilocybe fanaticus did all the work of seeing what works best before he settled on brf and verm

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Wouldn't be very FAFO or noobie of me not to try just cause someone else already figured out the optimal path now would it?

Scemilope said:

This is gonna be a good thread.

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Inconceivable!

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