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CASING:between flushes?
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What is a good way to re-hydrate a casing between flushes? I've tried misting and re-casing with verm, worked ok. The water seemed to stop the mycelium growth with the misting. Can you dunk a casing?



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Re: CASING:between flushes? [Re: havinfun]
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> The water seemed to stop the mycelium growth with the misting.
That?s not necessarily a bad thing. The casing should not be colonized throughout.
Even Stamets recomends spraying the mycelium down if it tends to overgrow the casing layer.

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Re: CASING:between flushes? [Re: Anno]
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Can you dunk a casing though? How do you do it, remove the casing from the container, or just dunk the whole container?



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Re: CASING:between flushes? [Re: havinfun]
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> Even Stamets recomends spraying the mycelium down

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Re: CASING:between flushes? [Re: havinfun]
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I assume you got the point from Anno? You don't need alot of surface colonization to have a good flush...just mist the surface good between flushes. Remember, your casing layer is not supposed to be a source of nutrition...

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