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Forumbyrne
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Too Much Condensation?

#571910 - 03/06/02 08:46 PM (23 years, 3 months ago)

This is my first experience growing my mush, i purchased a full kit and followed the instructions precisely, now my kit is spawning in my closet at a monitored temp between 78-82 F, there is quite a bit of condensation forming on the inside of the plastic covering layer and i was just wondering if that is ok?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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angryshroom
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Re: Too Much Condensation?

[Re: Forumbyrne]
#571991 - 03/06/02 10:24 PM (23 years, 3 months ago)

What do you mean by spawning?

Are you talking about your fruiting chamber? The condensation is fine, that just is saying that your humidity is high, around 95%.

Depends on if your doing casings or cakes. If your doing cakes, keep your humidity this high. However with casings you would most likely want to lower your humidity a tad once pins are formed.