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Yellow crap
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I innoculated five days ago into 12 1/2 pint jars. I used Ramsey Seal, BRF and Vermiculite. I pressure cooked for one hour. Anyway, six of the jars have a strange yellow stain right where I squirted with the syringe. There is also a bad smell comming from the jars. Should I trash the jars with yellow stains or should i wait. The other jars seem ok. What should I do?


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Re: Yellow crap [Re: mush]
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My personal opinion is they're dead. Bad smells only come from BAD things. Sorry.

Keep at it though.:)


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Re: Yellow crap [Re: mush]
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True,they might be gone,but I wouldnt toss them yet.It dont hurt to kep them a little while.Just put them somewhere else and forget about them for a week.By that time youwill be able to tell for sure,and if there bad toss them,if not then do whatever.
you never know.

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Re: Yellow crap [Re: mush]
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probably some kind of sulfide bacteria/contamination,



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