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Adding oyster shell or gypsum to BRF/verm cakes
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Would adding a small % of crushed oyster shell to a PF tek cake substrate mix help with fighting  off contams? I know it`s supposed to help with casing mixes. Not sure what the Ph of a BRF cake is... but wonder if this might help or if anyone has tried?...........thanks in advance:cool:

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Re: Adding oyster shell or gypsum to BRF/verm cakes [Re: Numba9]
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I don't know but give it a whirl it could not hurt it is used in Rye grain all the time

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Re: Adding oyster shell or gypsum to BRF/verm cakes [Re: Numba9]
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Oyster shell helps fight contam's? I never knew that; I thought it was only used for balancing ph...

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Re: Adding oyster shell or gypsum to BRF/verm cakes [Re: Shiznitz]
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> I thought it was only used for balancing ph...
....and thereofre help fight contamination since many molds don?t grow at higher pH.

I add a pinch of gypsum to my PF jars on a regulat basis, since the shrooms can use both calcium and sulphur, I haven?t seen any adverse effects, but I wouldn?t put my hand in fire that they grow much better.

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