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Buddha
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Trying to up trypamines in substrate, need help

#529219 - 01/23/02 03:31 PM (21 years, 10 months ago)

I originally posted this in the Mushroom Cultivatio forum but I didn't get any helpful replies so I decided to post it in the Advanced Cultivation forum.

In another forum Ryche Hawk was saying a substrate higher in trypamines produces more potent mushrooms. He said Brown rice flower was low in trypamines and birdseed, rye, and straw. I was just wondering if you used the brown rice/verm substrate but added some cracked rye seed would that effectively up the tryamines and increase the potency? Also, if this wouldn't work, does anyone know of a method that would effectively up the trypamines without making the proccess too much harder?

Oh yeah, I don't own a pressure cooker, I sterilize my jars in a rice steamer and it works well. Most of the teks using substrates other than brown rice require a pressure cooker (or at least thats what they say). Is there a tek using a substrate high in trypamines but doesn't require a pressure cooker?

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CLuB99
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Re: Trying to up trypamines in substrate, need help

[Re: Buddha]
#529757 - 01/24/02 01:55 AM (21 years, 10 months ago)

you can use groud rye as supplement to BRF