tokey666 said:

booya! and thank ya much!

Are those noisy as well?

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GodsEntelechy said:

Oh one more question. Ive seen warm mist humidifiers. Would this work as a two in one in order to keep my temp at recommended levels or will aquarium heaters be enough with a cool mist humidifier?

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3. Excessive Humidity

Generally, casings do not require as much humidity as cakes because it's the casing layer itself that creates the micro climate favorable to pinhead formation and development. As the mushrooms grow, they draw moisture from the casing layer as well as the atmosphere. That being said, the use of cool mist or ultrasonic humidifiers, or perlite humidification, may be too much for your casings.

For the most part, what you use to humidify is going to depend on where you live. If you live in an area where the ambient humidity is generally high, you will probably be able to get away with just a couple of mistings per day. If however, you live in an area where the overall humidity is quite low (Where I live, it gets down to about 30% during the winter) you may need to use perlite or a humidifier setup. The key to remember is that if your casing continues vegetative growth and develops overlay after you've initiated the pinning strategy, your humidity may be too high.

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