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Mycobag leftovers into casings?
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I'm a first time grower, just got my syringes today, and the mycobags'll arrive in a few more... I've also got all the supplies needed for a couple small terrariums and some casings.

I plan to grow and fruit the mycobags, and after a couple flushes use the leftover mycellium to colonize some trays and case them. Anyone have any thoughts or tips on this idea? I've read all the teks through a few times, and most of the posts on here, but just looking for some live feedback before I go through with this.

Thanks!


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Re: Mycobag leftovers into casings? [Re: Delariand]
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Re: Mycobag leftovers into casings? [Re: psilocyber]
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Tthat's exactly the kind of advice I was looking for, thanks :smile: I'll try that 


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Then one day I plucked him
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Re: Mycobag leftovers into casings? [Re: Delariand]
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I am planning on using my spent mycobags to colonize dr bluethumbs mushroom compost. That way you will get unbelievable yields continuously!

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Re: Mycobag leftovers into casings? [Re: Supershrooomer]
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*bizzump*

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Re: Mycobag leftovers into casings? [Re: sloluva]
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sloluva, whos in your avatar(that what its called?)? she looks hella hot!!1 nice position !



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