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Fruiting chamber too warm?...
    #3165366 - 09/22/04 03:11 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

I can't keep my fruiting chamber any cooler than 75 degrees, and most times it's high 70's becasue of ambient temperature. How much will this affect the growth of the shrooms?...personally, It seems that the cakes are taking forever to pin... :shrug:

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: Cornelius]
    #3165376 - 09/22/04 03:13 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Sounds perfect. How long've you been waiting? Which strain?


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: Rose]
    #3165405 - 09/22/04 03:19 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

well, 2 cakes have been in there for 2 weeks and they're just starting now. The pins have been there for a week, but they just didn't do anything. They're GT. I remember from past grows when the temps were cooler that once pinning occured, it would be only about 3-4 days before harvest....

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: Cornelius]
    #3166386 - 09/22/04 07:03 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

You sound like things are under control. the slightly warmer temps will make little difference in the fruits maturing, it would help to cold shock possibly, at least it may give it a kick in the pants :wink:

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: Cornelius]
    #3166472 - 09/22/04 07:21 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

75 ish is good :smile:..

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: motaman]
    #3166679 - 09/22/04 08:03 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Mine stays between 75-79 and 71-75 when I fan it out/air it out. But gets hot again quick. Still seems to work fine for me:


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: Cornelius]
    #3166797 - 09/22/04 08:27 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Mine is 75.4 and two weeks no pins. So I ran another air pump into it to circulate more air. I hope that helps. Scatman those are beautiful.


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: scatmanrav]
    #3166847 - 09/22/04 08:37 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

good to know  :thumbup:

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: Cornelius]
    #3166862 - 09/22/04 08:40 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Whats your lighting schedule?

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: hyphae]
    #3166900 - 09/22/04 08:48 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

I'm keeping the light off more because it's creating heat....maybe 4 hours a day...

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: Cornelius]
    #3167053 - 09/22/04 09:12 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

That can definitely affect pinning, I suggest a fluoro above the chamber. I have seen extending the light period to 12-16hrs. make all the difference in some grows! Really :wink: Ya don't have to listen to me though. GL
scatmanrav those are some beautiful classic looking Brazilians BTW!

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: hyphae]
    #3167347 - 09/22/04 09:55 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

quick question: I'm using
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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: qwon]
    #3167453 - 09/22/04 10:08 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Well your mushrooms will tell you immediately if CO2 is to high (long stems and small caps along with poor pinsets) let them be the judge :wink:

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: hyphae]
    #3169246 - 09/23/04 08:58 AM (19 years, 6 months ago)

I'd listen to hyphae, hes the person who I listened to for a pinning strategy to get the flushes I get. I also use flouro bulbs for about 12 hours per day when pinning. Four hours is enough but I like 12 better until after the pinset is in, then drop back to 4 hours as it is plenty. I use them flouro bulbs that screw into regular light sockets and look twisty. Only 15 watts but puts out 60 watts worth of light. 3 of those does a really big closet and doesnt create that much heat (only about 2-3 degrees when theyre on in just about anymore). I do also have a fan in my chamber to blow around the cooler fresh air..

Thanks for the comments, the Brazils seems to put off "light" first flushes but they make up for it after and are just sooo pretty, even when you dry them they just look straight and white with a very slight blue..they cool...


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: hyphae]
    #3170329 - 09/23/04 02:23 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

hypae do you use an ultrasonic? I have one but it is not in use. I have a large air pump bubbling in geolite. I would like to hear this pinning strategy. My mycelium is colonizing my patched area, but still no pins. My temp is 75 and there is another air pump ciculating air. Also I have a large fluorescent light shinning in on them, and for about ten minutes a day the sun shines through the window on them. Doesnt raise temp but only 2 degrees. I thought this might be good for a temp fluctuation. I think I will put something over the window. Maybe temp is getting to high.


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: AhHaHaHa]
    #3170360 - 09/23/04 02:29 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

yup cool em down a little..... :sun:=good :thumbup: :mushroom2:


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: AhHaHaHa]
    #3170388 - 09/23/04 02:36 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Getting the most out of your casings!, A pinning strategy
I used a coolmist with manual pressurized sprayer in a perlite humidified tub before moving up up and away into the clouds (fog) :wink:

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: hyphae]
    #3170407 - 09/23/04 02:41 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Dont forget twisty and curly stems , and in some instances massive aborts occur .
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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: qwon]
    #3170433 - 09/23/04 02:47 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Quote:

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quick question: I'm using
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- have a air pump (profile 4400 - with 2 bubblers) - also i use an ultrasonic every now and then and it pushes air visibly out the side of the lid....like a water fall in flow. . . i shouldn't need to fan should i? -




I assume you have some sort of holes in bottom of grow chamber ..... then NO fanning should not be needed much if at all .


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: george castanza]
    #3170959 - 09/23/04 05:05 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

How do I cool them down George?

I got nothing but from the Nook, Hyphae.


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: AhHaHaHa]
    #3171154 - 09/23/04 05:46 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

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How do I cool them down George?

I got nothing but from the Nook, Hyphae.




freeze some two liters or gal. jugs of water and set them near or on your grow :thumbup:


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: george castanza]
    #3172399 - 09/23/04 09:29 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

You might have to become a member of the nook to view it. I think I did if I remember...let me see if I can post it:
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"We will start with the use of cakes to make casings as most newbies will be starting this way. Once you get the hang of it you can then apply this to any casing. (rye, wbs, straw, straw/dung, etc;)
Lets begin with your cakes they need to be incubated at optimum temps (for best results) 82-84 degrees until colonized fully this means not just the surface but throughout the cake. This will usually happen 3-4 days after the outside has been colonized. I then suggest a 24hr. fridge dunk in "clean" water after the cakes have been cleaned of all pins/knots (anything that can be wiped off the surface) under the faucet using cold water, don't worry about contams because you washed your hands with anti bac. soap didn't ya?  and fully colonized cakes are very resistant to contams. I then rinse once more shake excess water off the cakes then drop them into a gal. ziplock bag and seal. Now the casings here are but just 2 half pints, that have been crumbled in the bag from the outside (it works slick!) into nickel sized chunks. Once the cakes have been crumbled I like to let them sit overnight to recoup so any exposed areas will be covered. I will then place them into a cleaned tray/container and make it as level as possible, this is actually very important in getting nice even flushes because this allows the myc to break the surface much more evenly. I apply my preferred casing which 50/50+ IMO gives the best microclimate for pin development at a depth of 1/2-5/8in., I then mist it down stopping often and looking at the surface of the casing to see the point where it glistens, this is the point that I call "Near Saturation" This is the optimal moisture level for mycelium growth.
At this point I will cover with foil or saranwrap and again [Email]incubate@82-84[/Email] degrees for 3 days without opening and looking, on the third day I will take a look and see if any mycelium has poked through if not I cover for another day. as soon as I see any mycelium poking through in a number of spots around the container I patch and place directly into the fruiting chamber which has a temp. of 74-77 degrees (again optimal) I also introduce 12-16hrs. of light, some people say you don't need this what they don't realize is that yes the pins do need this amount of stimulation to get the most pins possible and after that once the pins are set then you can find there sweet spot which I suggest at least 12hrs. At this time you will see no myc. on the surface and you will want to bring the casing back up to optimal moisture (near saturation) you will also want to be fanning 3-4 times a day to get that transpiration going lightly misting after each fanning to bring the casing up to optimal which may be only a couple of squirts. Now once you see the myc. starting to poke through stop misting the casing has the perfect amount of moisture to carry you through the pinset, I still fan 3-4 times a day and by fanning I usually take the lid and use that to give it a few fans I suppose you could use one of those battery operated personal fans which may work better IMO and then a very light misting from a distance using a pumpup sprayer always! they when adjusted correctly produce a extremely fine mist  If you do not have one of these then don't mist it's not that critical at this point. This is the hardest time waiting but if you coincided everything (FAE, light, drop in temps) you will have knotting to worry about  hopefully lots of knotting 
Now you will notice that some of these knots will turn reddish-brown these are primordia and the beginning of your first flush  and also that your pins are for the most part set so here is where you need to pay careful attention the your water delivery. To wet or to dry will cause an increased number of aborts which mean smaller flush, you really need to keep thing along an even keel here if things are looking a bit on the wet side continue fanning without misting if it's to dry then you'll need to take a look at your water delivery technique, I find if ya don't love them to death they seem to do pretty damn good  It's not always easy to bring them all to maturity and you will find your own technique with time, this technique i've explained is a combination from Stamets and from Nan and a few other Pro's along with my own experience. This isn't for everyone in every situation just a guideline for some to follow. I will post some pin porn to give you an idea how things should look, i've never had Overlay so I can't post any personal pics but there out there if ya want to take a look-see. We will talk more on second flushes and also the reasons you do not want to scrape your casings later on. GL everyone 
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Now why would we want to scrape a casing? The main reason is "Overlay":

Overlay is caused by a couple of things:
#1 initiating pinning too late.
#2 improper watering.
#3 humidity is too low.
#4 Too much evaporation.

The first three are what I see here the most and of the three the first two are the most common here.

#1 Can be influenced by strain as to when.
#2 Is something that only comes from practice and by practice I mean practicing to get it right! Near saturation but not over!!!
#3 For the majority Perlite and misting will do the trick for the others full-auto kicks ass!!!!!
#4 Means fanning without misting lightly afterwards, simple enough.

Anything but optimum techniques will result in less than perfect results, But who the [Email]fu@k[/Email] wants to be perfect anyway right!? Now nice 1st, 2nd and 3rd flushes are something any real mycologist would strive for.
Also If for some reason (over/under watering, too cold/warm, too much CO2 or to much evaporation, etc;) you had an over abundance of aborts you will need to scrape and recase in order to save that casing. Other than that it is only wasting precious energy.
If your worried about contams give it a light h2o2 misting but Don't make the myc expend anymore energy running!!! (PLEASE says the myc! I just want to fruit!!!) Let it use that energy to put forth another flush!!! By scraping you are by no means going to get an extra flush if anything you will get less and perhaps weaker!!! Really this is basic basic shit here! Ya I know bad habits are hard to break but... I know, put yourself in the myceliums place that might help (think like the mycelium  )

Word of advice don't scrape a casing and patch when necessary thats the only way to do it right!!! The myc's energy is totally wasted when colonizing the casing a second time and if peeps are having poor second flushes then they need to look at there pinning strategy and water delivery techniques, BTW who was the first one to suggest scraping off the casings on casings anyway? Only if Overlayed!!!
This has been a trend thats gone too far IMHO and people need to know the basics of casings and how to pinset and maintain a proper environment beneficial for pin development along with proper water delivery which someone figuratively said soak that casing real well and that someone is no longer here so i'd like to reiterate that statement for him. Soaking does not mean in anyway to actually soak it past NEAR saturation!!!! This means to you that you will want to observe the casing real well and watch for the point that the water just makes the casing glisten NO MORE!!!!! this is getting far too many into trouble!  You don't want to rely on your bottom absorbing layer to suck up anything but accidental overwatering

To reiterate you will be wasting time the myc will have to recolonize the casing again simply unnecessary, soak it down and let the energy go into second flush pinset not into recolonizing the casing cakes are different and can be recased. Point many times your second flush pins have been knotting by the time the first flush is off. This has been my experience with 50/50's anyway. Hope this makes sense to you guys?
First of all if your first pinset was initiated optimally there should be no overlayish? ish. I've had second flushes that were much better than the first and many damn close to the yeild of the first never once recasing. actually the myc covered surface is receptive to water and the myc itself can become waterlogged if over watered, only when you have overlay does the surface become water resistant this is only because it becomes a thick impervious mat.
This was the second flush a week later. Now these aren't the greatest flushes but they're decent and i'm sure many of you have done just as good and I know some have done better. No recasing here Maybe a patch here and there thats the way its done downtown anyway. If ya look closely you'll see the third flush already knotted .This is the way I do it. Also Patching is good for two reasons cover exposed myc and future flushes. Also adding a 1/4 casing on top after the first flush can be helpful if your not covering up pins."
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All thats most of it. There are some pics and some more posts/ questions and answers worth reading and signing up to the nook for. The link works that he posted though..thats most of it anyway..just goes into detail on how important water, fresh air and light are. I completly agree! My flushes didnt look as good as the ones you see at first :wink:


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Anyone looking to start bulk tubs/mono tubs/shotgun hybrids? Good tubs to use..
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Casing layer colonization and overlay

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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: scatmanrav]
    #3172922 - 09/23/04 11:00 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

Thank You. I think my casing layer may be too deep.


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Re: Fruiting chamber too warm?... [Re: AhHaHaHa]
    #3173136 - 09/23/04 11:50 PM (19 years, 6 months ago)

The middle pic of the above post of mine the substrate was about 2 inches thick with a 1 inch thick (almost) casing layer. To thick wont be bad, just makes more flushes and bigger shrooms IME. Particularly on flushes after the first..surface area is better then thicker for overall yeild per substrate (to a point) but thicker isnt a bad thing. I've taken quart jars and just put some casing mix on the top..thats like 6 inches thick..worked ok for a few large shrooms but when cased after worked much better. Good luck! :thumbup:


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Anyone looking to start bulk tubs/mono tubs/shotgun hybrids? Good tubs to use..
How I do grain (old still good tips)
Turn your closet into a fruiting chamber
Casing layer colonization and overlay

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