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 no caps? 
#321577 - 05/20/01 11:49 AM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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im using the pf tek and its been a week and four days since birth. and the fruiting chamber is in a dark place with a black light set on a timer, for six hours out of the day.
And it looks like there growing with out caps.there is a bunch of blobs on the side of the cake.
I have used a regular fluresent light and they turned out fine before. is anything wrong with this? should i switch back to the regular light for twelve hours out of the day?
PLEASE HELP ME.
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Re: no caps? [Re: stick]
#321599 - 05/20/01 12:10 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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Those are mutants. U should pick'em as soon has they stop growing... U will have great fun...:)
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Re: no caps? [Re: stick]
#321631 - 05/20/01 12:41 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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Hyphal knots, usually a precursor to pins.
Edited by puscle on 05/20/01 02:42 PM.
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Re: no caps? [Re: stick]
#321802 - 05/20/01 04:20 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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cool ill pick them.
but should i leave the black light on, or use a reg. light.
also will more pin and develope into full blown fruits.
thanx.
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Re: no caps? [Re: stick]
#321833 - 05/20/01 05:05 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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Regular light. Shrooms respond best to the bluer wavelengths in light, if memory serves, which isn't present in a blacklight (right? correct me, anyone). Regular lightbulbs work fine--your babies don't photosynthesize.
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Re: no caps? [Re: Krendle]
#321906 - 05/20/01 06:40 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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Black lights are too low in the spectrum, producing mostly UV light. Which is for the most part out of the visible spectrum and around 100 - 400 nm (Wavelength). The shrooms need mostly blue light (Which is one of the dominant lights in sunlight) around 500nm(Wavelength). Also a lot of the light coming from blacklights gets stopped by glass only UV light at 320-400nm (Wl) can make it through.
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Re: no caps? [Re: magnusra]
#323359 - 05/22/01 01:27 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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ok, but i read the book "the mushroom cultivator" by paul stamets. and he says that UV light stimulates pinning .
thats why i used a black light.
does the black light not produse enough light ???
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Re: no caps? [Re: stick]
#323367 - 05/22/01 01:37 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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'The Mushroom Cultivator' broke new ground at the time it was written..however, since that time, with the newfound ease of indoor growing, experimentation has found that it is the blue spectrum of light and not UV that initiates pinning.
My guess is that the black light at its peak wavelength reaches the minimum required parameters to fruit. Like was said above, plain ol' sunlight will work fine, or possibly a blue party light.
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Re: no caps? [Re: hatter]
#323538 - 05/22/01 04:31 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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That's interesting, I've never heard that before (and, obviously, haven't read the book). Explains why so many people try and use blacklights anyway, that never made a load of sense to me. Most people agree that If you can see your babies they're getting enough light. Duration seems to be pretty unimportant with most cubies, some people get by letting in light only while fanning. I have heard that sometimes they will even grow in the dark, but they'll go every which way with no guiding light.
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Re: no caps? [Re: hatter]
#324653 - 05/23/01 09:34 PM (23 years, 11 months ago) |
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thanks for the info.
does anyone know of any good up todate books on the subject of
growing and studying fun guys.
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