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Use an infected cake for liquid inocc.?

#590922 - 03/27/02 10:26 AM (23 years, 2 months ago)

Would it be possible to grind up a cake that already has mycellia running totally thruogh it? Then add this mixture to a larger amount of substrate? Of course I know that it would have to be done sterile like.

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Re: Use an infected cake for liquid inocc.?

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#592002 - 03/28/02 03:08 PM (23 years, 2 months ago)

I am sorry I meant mix the ground up cake with distilled water. Then add that to a larger sterile cake

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Re: Use an infected cake for liquid inocc.?

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#592027 - 03/28/02 03:45 PM (23 years, 2 months ago)

well, if it is infected like the title of your thread says, no. but if you have a brf cake that is sterile (just birthed into a plastic bag, cumbled in the bag, and added to sterile substrate) then you can. i would try to use a glovebox or a see thru trash bag with lysol COATING the inside (see grain transfers) my friend recently used a 1/2 pint to innoc. a quart of birdseed. it is now about 30% complete with no contams thus far.

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