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leaving jars for a few days
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the only jar that's worked out from my first attempt (got a bad batch of syringes, but psylociber's hookin' me up with replacements!!!) is maybe 75% colonized. It's been growing really fast. It's all coming from one germination site and it was at maybe 25% about four days ago. So it looks like it'll be around 100% by the end of the week. the problem is, i'm going away next weekend from saturday until tuesday (i know, terrible timing). if it's at 100% but with no in vitro pins on saturday, will i be okay leaving a fully colonized jar for four days before giving it a birthday on tuesday night? would it be better to birth the cake at 100% but with no in vitro pins and then leave it in a perlite humidified terrarium but with no fanning for the 3.5 days? thanks for your help!

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Re: leaving jars for a few days [Re: rooster]
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You can leave it, it will be fine. I often give my jars an extra week with no light after 100% colonization inorder to insure that the inside of the cake is colonized.


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Re: leaving jars for a few days [Re: rooster]
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you're probably better off leaving it in the jar.. i've read people saying to leave it in the jar about a week after 100% colonization anyway.. i guess so it colonizes through the inside of the cake.

PS. I posted this at the same time as phrozendata so i was unable to see what he said before i posted.. lol


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