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Visigoth
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#505770 - 12/31/01 10:34 AM (21 years, 9 months ago)

Has anyone ever heard or seen of a digital humidity gauge that will read past 100%. Humidity is one of those few things that can go past 100% so I was wondering. Also, once a casing starts pinning and fruiting, will it be hurt as much by water droplets falling on it now and then? Thanks everyone, happy new year!!!!

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bzbzbz
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Re: dripping

[Re: Visigoth]
#505772 - 12/31/01 10:38 AM (21 years, 9 months ago)

MINOR DRIPPING SHOULDNT BE A PROBLEM. ANOTHER GOOD SOURCE OF AIR EXCHANGE AND HUMIDITY IS AN AQUARIUM BUBBLER IN A GLASS OF WATER. WORKS LIKE A CHARM FOR MY FRIEND.;)

CANT HELP YOU WITH THE HUMIDITY GUAGE. HOWEVER, IF YOUR CASING THEN 100 PCT HUMIDITY MAY BE TOO MUCH. IF YOUR DOING CAKES 100 PCT IS GOOD.

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#505773 - 12/31/01 10:40 AM (21 years, 9 months ago)

There is a way to look at your pins/fruits and tell if it is too humid but I can't remember. Something like mycelium forming on the caps or something? Anybody??

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Re: dripping

[Re: Visigoth]
#505777 - 12/31/01 10:45 AM (21 years, 9 months ago)

Once your cakes are fruiting, high humidity is no longer needed. There is likely enough moisture already in each cake to last the rest of it's life. You don't need so much moisture in your terrarium that drips are forming. Let it dry out a bit!

To high of humidity can cause as many problems as too little.

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