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mycelium is growing through casing
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I cased my cakes recently, and after a few days, it seems the mycelium is growing up through the casing, and not fruiting, as I would hope at this point in the growing process.

What does this indicate is going wrong? Do I need to wait longer before casing? My jars seemed quite overrun with mycelium when I cased them (very white and stringy all over) . Too wet? Too dry?

TIA for any feedback.

I am using Sporechicks tek (crumbled cakes in aluminum pan) with PC Ecuador, cake = verm+brownRiceFlour, casing = verm + jiffyMix.


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Re: mycelium is growing through casing [Re: sequoia]
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how much of the casing layer has been colonized (percentage)??? once the casing layer has been colonized about 40-60 percent then you need to give it light and humidity. light and humidity are two main things that get youre mycelium to pin!!

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Re: mycelium is growing through casing [Re: sequoia]
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Casings take about two weeks from start to finish. Hang in there.


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Re: mycelium is growing through casing [Re: puscle]
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It's light and the right temperature that promote pinning. Keep the humidity high until you have a really good pin set.


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