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ebass
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whadya guys think
#5473474 - 04/03/06 03:37 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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I have 9 nicely colonizing quart jars of wbs. Each one is about 4/5 full. 3 B+, 3 equador, and 3 PESA. Under optimal conditions (which I know will not happen my first time) how many shrooms can this possibly yield (dry weight)?
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ZEPH
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Re: whadya guys think [Re: ebass]
#5473529 - 04/03/06 04:08 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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4 safty sake or added security dont mix the strains and spawn them to horse manure and hell u could get pounds :P of corse many say it dosnt mater if u mix the strains...
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Re: whadya guys think [Re: ZEPH]
#5473554 - 04/03/06 04:42 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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Zeph, It seems you are newb friendly Thanks. Let me ask you another question, if you will...
Why can't you use the same material for both initial colonization (in jars) and casing. So the spores germinate and then colonize the wbs. After colonization i will add this stuff to a tray with coco and vermiculite. What is the casing layer's purpose? Why can't I use more wbs as a casing layer? Why can't I use coco to colonize inside the jar and then case with coco. I feel like an idiot that I have gone this far and don't really know this. Maybe the the primordia cannot pop through the wbs because it's too dense? I've also seen pics where people have spawned with crushed peanut shells. Must the casing have nutrients?
Sorry I am all over the place...no sleep...coming down from a very enjoyable morning glory trip.
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cupevampe
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Re: whadya guys think [Re: ZEPH]
#5473562 - 04/03/06 04:47 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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ZEPH said: 4 safty sake or added security dont mix the strains and spawn them to horse manure and hell u could get pounds :P of corse many say it dosnt mater if u mix the strains...
I think it matters if you mix strains What you might want to do just for fun, is a 2 flavours case. Cjeck out my pics here:
In the same casing, on the left I had some Creepers rye substrate, on the right B+ substrate. As you can see they got along just fine. I have to say though that the yield seemed somehow less than expected.
I think that, if all of your jars are fine and uncontaminated, you will be able to get out quite a lot of shrooms... I recently setup a couple of casings, each with a a pint of colonized substrate (creepers strain)> I made a few mistakes, and however in the end i got 20grams of dried material. Have fun
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Re: whadya guys think [Re: ebass]
#5473568 - 04/03/06 04:51 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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ebass said: Why can't you use the same material for both initial colonization (in jars) and casing. So the spores germinate and then colonize the wbs. After colonization i will add this stuff to a tray with coco and vermiculite. What is the casing layer's purpose? Why can't I use more wbs as a casing layer? Why can't I use coco to colonize inside the jar and then case with coco. I feel like an idiot that I have gone this far and don't really know this. Maybe the the primordia cannot pop through the wbs because it's too dense? I've also seen pics where people have spawned with crushed peanut shells. Must the casing have nutrients?
Sorry I am all over the place...no sleep...coming down from a very enjoyable morning glory trip.
In a few words, you need rye or WBS to colonize because the mycelium (the white stuff) needs nutrition, and rye or WBS have plenty of nutrition for your mycelium. The purpose of the casing is mainly protection for the substrate. It is good if it has no nutrition to keep away evil stuff That's why you want to use vermiculite+coco coir.
Hope i was clear and right - i am just a bit more than a newbie myself
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ebass
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Re: whadya guys think [Re: cupevampe]
#5473682 - 04/03/06 06:10 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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clear as can be. thanks!
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hyphae
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Re: whadya guys think [Re: cupevampe]
#5474244 - 04/03/06 11:28 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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cupevampe said:
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ebass said: Why can't you use the same material for both initial colonization (in jars) and casing. So the spores germinate and then colonize the wbs. After colonization i will add this stuff to a tray with coco and vermiculite. What is the casing layer's purpose? Why can't I use more wbs as a casing layer? Why can't I use coco to colonize inside the jar and then case with coco. I feel like an idiot that I have gone this far and don't really know this. Maybe the the primordia cannot pop through the wbs because it's too dense? I've also seen pics where people have spawned with crushed peanut shells. Must the casing have nutrients?
Sorry I am all over the place...no sleep...coming down from a very enjoyable morning glory trip.
In a few words, you need rye or WBS to colonize because the mycelium (the white stuff) needs nutrition, and rye or WBS have plenty of nutrition for your mycelium. The purpose of the casing is mainly protection for the substrate. It is good if it has no nutrition to keep away evil stuff That's why you want to use vermiculite+coco coir.
Hope i was clear and right - i am just a bit more than a newbie myself
Actually coir is quite nutritious, peat based casings would be a better choice.
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ebass
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Re: whadya guys think [Re: hyphae]
#5474304 - 04/03/06 11:52 AM (17 years, 11 months ago) |
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hmmm...i already have the coir. 50/50 casing tek right? Damn I don't want to look for lime.
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