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philistine4life
eater of shit
Registered: 10/01/01
Posts: 147
Last seen: 19 years, 6 months
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is this tek worth trying?
#419148 - 10/09/01 01:50 AM (22 years, 1 month ago) |
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yo i just found this tek on erowid.com. does this sound like it would actually be relativley safe from contamination? check it out: Here's a "no brainer": Get a Rubbermade bucket-shaped container which will fit in your microwave. Every step goes on in this one container. In the bottom put two cups of vermiclulite. Use a spatula to mix in enough distilled water to make the vermiclulite about as damp as it can be without feeling soggy. (Usually about a cup).The following dry ingredients can be added one at a time or mixed together. The idea is to coat the wet vermiculite particles with the dry powder as you stir the mix with the spatula. This sounds trivial but it makes all the difference. Ingredients : 1/4 cup brown rice flour 1/2teaspoon dextrose 500mg glycine 1/2 teaspoon oyster shell powder 1/2 teaspoon trace minerals (gypsum powder may work) After the mix is made lightly tamp it down and cover this layer with 1/2" to 1" dry vermiculite. Microwave the bucket for 8 minutes with the top slightly off. Allow to cool -completely- in the microwave. (If you take it out and put the top on tight the top will get sucked in.) Now you're ready to innoculate. I favor innoculation with mycelium water, but many have advocated spore water. Either one will work but mycelium water is much faster and has less chance of contamination. A large innoculation around the edges and several squirts in the middle (5-15cc) will get things going in a hurry. Wrap the outside of the container to the level of the top of the vermiculite with aluminum foil. Set it on a shelf and forget it. Fruits will appear in the bucket in about three weeks (at 75 F). After the second flush squirt in another 50cc or so of water. Sometime these buckets flush for months. When it looks old and pooped drop in a sterilized cow patty and more water. Again you may get more flushes.
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puscle
genius of love
Registered: 01/06/01
Posts: 4,539
Loc: NY
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It's kind of iffy.
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zantac
journeyman
Registered: 10/09/01
Posts: 96
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It does sound iffy.Try a bunch and see but I bet you'll lose a high % to contamination.The container sounds like it would be awful small. Probably not worth it.
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Ellis Dee
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Registered: 06/29/01
Posts: 13,104
Loc: Fire in the sky
Last seen: 4 years, 8 months
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I think that's the 'fast foods of the gods tek'. I've heard bad things about it. If you do it please post your results.
-------------------- "If the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do."-King Solomon And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels,
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ces420
member
Registered: 04/30/01
Posts: 111
Last seen: 21 years, 9 months
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Re: is this tek worth trying? [Re: Ellis Dee]
#419600 - 10/09/01 12:55 PM (22 years, 1 month ago) |
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i have had success in using small rubbermaid containers with brf and verm but i found colonization to be hella slow. i think jars are better imho.
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