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Whippersnapper
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Have an small mushroom growing in jar...
#3217609 - 10/05/04 09:43 AM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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OK i just checked this morning and there is a small mushroom growing in one of my jars. my questino is is it too late to dunk the jars over night??? or should i just go ahead and fruit them?
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atomic1
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3217625 - 10/05/04 09:52 AM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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Fruit it now and dunk after the flush is over if you want.
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Whippersnapper
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3217636 - 10/05/04 09:56 AM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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i think i am going to dunk 4 jars and compare the differences. im gonna wait to see what some other people say too though.
Edited by Whippersnapper (10/05/04 10:03 AM)
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3217776 - 10/05/04 10:49 AM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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it isnt really tht important to dunk b the first flush as long as u can keep the humidity high while fruiting but it could be good for later flushes !!
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Whippersnapper
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3217782 - 10/05/04 10:51 AM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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ok one last question....does the cake HAVE to be fully submerged? or can it float? i dont have anything to keep it fully submerged that's why i ask.
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ganeshaa
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3217808 - 10/05/04 10:58 AM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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it has to be fully submerged u could probably use a sterile dish to put over the cake while its being dunked. Tht mght probably keep it submerged !
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Whippersnapper
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3217881 - 10/05/04 11:21 AM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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haha i just said F it and fruited them....i think w/ the setup i have the humidity will keep it pretty well hydrated and the jars were still moist inside so its not like they were struggling for water anyways. thanks for the fast responses guys!
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3218060 - 10/05/04 12:11 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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Fill up the jars and put the lid back on and it will be fine if you fill the jars fully with water. They should be fine for this flush though. You could have dunked the ones without the mushroom but you would want to remove the mushroom before dunking on the one cake. I know you already birthed, but future reference stuff.
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Whippersnapper
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3218160 - 10/05/04 12:35 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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also is the wet vermiculite on top and bottom really important?
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3218195 - 10/05/04 12:42 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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After you birth them? Its not important though its not just the top and bottom, you should be rolling them in verm too. Take a wet (right after dunk or being sprayed) cake and spread out some dry verm and roll the cake around in it until its covered. Then spray down the verm to wet it down. You use dry verm because it sticks to the cake better. It's not needed but will get you bigger flushes. Try it for your second flush after dunking them.
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Whippersnapper
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3218213 - 10/05/04 12:45 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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i mean i could do this still w/ the cakes....if you think it will make a big difference in the first flush then i will do it. (same thing goes w/ the dunking.)
Edited by Whippersnapper (10/05/04 12:45 PM)
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madsickpenguin
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3218424 - 10/05/04 01:41 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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I've seen posts about dunking the cake in 1/10 h2o2/water mix and other posts that say just regular water. Which would be the more idel method?
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Whippersnapper
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3218430 - 10/05/04 01:43 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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i just dunked half my jars in regular water and put them in the fridge.
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3218767 - 10/05/04 03:24 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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i'd go with the h2o2 because it cuts down your chances of contamination.
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Re: Have an small mushroom growing in jar... [Re: Whippersnapper]
#3220452 - 10/05/04 09:25 PM (19 years, 5 months ago) |
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
At least use drinking water if no h202
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