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Pig_In_Zen
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Registered: 04/01/02
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Loc: GA
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Strains for grain growing...and Georgia spore law?

#615635 - 04/22/02 02:56 PM (23 years, 2 months ago)

If using the grain/worm castings method, will any strain of Cubenis work? Or are there only certian types that grow on grain? (I'm thinking B+ or Golden Teacher)

Oh, and what is up with the Georgia spore laws?

Thanks,
PigInZen

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BlueBruiser
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Registered: 03/14/02
Posts: 225
Loc: Mushroom planet
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Re: Strains for grain growing...and Georgia spore law?

[Re: Pig_In_Zen]
#615850 - 04/22/02 09:53 PM (23 years, 2 months ago)

from what I konw all cubensis will grow on grain. U also asked about worm castings , if you do a search for threads on wrom castings u will see that all of them seem to end up ...well....no where. I have tried wrom castigns and I dont liek it. I got contams up the ass. I would stick to manure based compost f your thinking bulk substrates.

yes spores are illegal in Georgia but they are also illegal in California. I live in california and I had no problem getting spores. so dont worry about it.

Peace