fahtster said:

Fired back up a jcm.  Might do another one too.  Missed it


Throttled WAY down on the bubbler and added a handful of 1/4” holes below sub surface level.  Bubbler goes on for 1 min and 20 mins off.  Box fan goes on for 3 mins every 2 hours.  Rh sits at 92-93% (never goes above 95 even when the bubbler runs—got really lucky guessin those times) and drops to 80% when the fan goes on.

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tree frog said:

Oh the dissection thing was traumatizing for me. I didn't have language for it at the time but my impression was essentially, Jesus Christ I'm surrounded by psychopaths!

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Anomalocaris said:

Kloakk im reading the dreamer tub thread and saw you used the RH sensor to control the misting on and off. Do you still use it or went on a timer like some others?

If you still use the RH to control it any advice on where to start for like the pinning stage? What kind of rh % to set and what rh differential to start back on? Its first time ill use the dreamer so would be nice to just have a start and ill dial things myself after.

I got the T5 cloudforge humidifier with the controller.

This is what my setup looks like



Its a pretty big 105 qt tub

I plan on running both fan on the lowest setting always. They are also a bit lower to circulate the air under the trays for the seed heating pad.

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Yes, I am still using the humidity sensor(auto) on my humidifiers to maintain humidity. For pans I usually start at 85%, but there are other factors that will influence conditions and why I suggest to use the casing as your main factor to increase or decrease the % on your T5.

For pans I'm looking for a humidity that will keep my casing from drying out, but just barely. You will notice that the diffirent container/tray and how much you fill them will have a big impact on how much humidity gets trapped inside the tray.

Another thing is how the humidity will increase as water accumulate at the bottom of your dreamer and the humidifier will come on less frequently even though your casing is evaporating at the same speed. That is why I always start at 85% and use the casing to fine tune the %, hope any of this helps

Muffa said:

Thank you Kloakk, I shook the jar

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Happy to help and I look forward to see how they recover

Kloakk said:

Anomalocaris said:

Kloakk im reading the dreamer tub thread and saw you used the RH sensor to control the misting on and off. Do you still use it or went on a timer like some others?

If you still use the RH to control it any advice on where to start for like the pinning stage? What kind of rh % to set and what rh differential to start back on? Its first time ill use the dreamer so would be nice to just have a start and ill dial things myself after.

I got the T5 cloudforge humidifier with the controller.

This is what my setup looks like



Its a pretty big 105 qt tub

I plan on running both fan on the lowest setting always. They are also a bit lower to circulate the air under the trays for the seed heating pad.

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Yes, I am still using the humidity sensor(auto) on my humidifiers to maintain humidity. For pans I usually start at 85%, but there are other factors that will influence conditions and why I suggest to use the casing as your main factor to increase or decrease the % on your T5.

For pans I'm looking for a humidity that will keep my casing from drying out, but just barely. You will notice that the diffirent container/tray and how much you fill them will have a big impact on how much humidity gets trapped inside the tray.

Another thing is how the humidity will increase as water accumulate at the bottom of your dreamer and the humidifier will come on less frequently even though your casing is evaporating at the same speed. That is why I always start at 85% and use the casing to fine tune the %, hope any of this helps

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Anomalocaris said:

Ok thx guys. So if I notice my casing is drying a bit I let my fogger run for a couple minutes then check again until it looks right etc. then come back in like an hour and check on it again?

So I could build a schedule on a timer for the fogger over time with trial and error like some do. Its true that relying on just the RH alone doesnt seem optimal, if theres allready a lot of moisture in the tub it seems to take a long time for the rh to drop.

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If your casing is drying and turning a lighter brown, increase the auto rH a couple of % and see if it stops the casing from drying out. It is supposed to be a automated tub after you dial it in

Kloakk said:

Anomalocaris said:

Ok thx guys. So if I notice my casing is drying a bit I let my fogger run for a couple minutes then check again until it looks right etc. then come back in like an hour and check on it again?

So I could build a schedule on a timer for the fogger over time with trial and error like some do. Its true that relying on just the RH alone doesnt seem optimal, if theres allready a lot of moisture in the tub it seems to take a long time for the rh to drop.

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If your casing is drying and turning a lighter brown, increase the auto rH a couple of % and see if it stops the casing from drying out. It is supposed to be a automated tub after you dial it in

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Anomalocaris said:

Im testing stuff atm with nothing in it just to see. If I set the humidifier to 90% with 4 output out of 10 it will stop at 90% but reaches 95% after it stopped is that normal?
Seems like it increases too much beyond what I want, perhaps set it to like 2 output?

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That is completely normal and I have mine on 10, quick to fill the tubs and quick to turn off. I have the small T3 though so you might be right to not turn it to 10.
2 minutes after the humidifier turns off you'll be back at 90% anyway so don't worry about it, like I did

I know it sounds kind of fucked up, but when you get a tray in the dreamer and can keep an eye on the casing, it will be so much easier to dial it in. And if it doesn't, post a picture and we'll do our best to give advice

Noah Keeper said:

Hi.
Is that normal appearance of mycelium of IND01? (On right hand)

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Noah Keeper said:

Red spores Nec D🤪 grown from red spore print but unfortunately all are black

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That top photo is sweet, always enjoy the pileus cutting teeth, especially PANS!  Nice work

A few caps I printed up in the SAB