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dalorean
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mycellia "mature" to pin?
#636078 - 05/19/02 05:00 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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i also am a cannabis cultivator, and before put into flowering period, the plant needs to be mature in order to bud properly. which means the plant needs to be either 12'' tall or taller, or a month-month1/2 old. does this rule follow w/ mycelia also? does mycelia have to be at a mature "age" before it can fruit properly? personally i believe it does, other wise the cake thats been in my flower chamber for the past week and a half should''ve been triggered to fruit. does anyone else believe in this theory?
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stefan
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Re: mycellia "mature" to pin? [Re: dalorean]
#636085 - 05/19/02 05:21 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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no. you need a very high humidity for pinning. And the mycelium needs some time to form them too. From the moment you expose the mycelium to light it takes a while to pin.
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bassplayer74
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Re: mycellia "mature" to pin? [Re: dalorean]
#636092 - 05/19/02 05:29 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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No...Mycelium will begin to fruit when you place it into fruiting conditions. This normally takes 1-2 weeks depending on the strain and how exact and consisistent your conditions are. Mycelium will start the fruiting process as soon as you place it into fruiting conditions no matter how old it is. It just takes awhile to see the evidence of this. If your conditions are correct you will see pins anytime now.
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dalorean
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Re: mycellia "mature" to pin? [Re: bassplayer74]
#636286 - 05/19/02 08:49 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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okay check this. one of my small casings i just left in one of my shelves so the substrate could colonize better. i just kept it covered loosely w/ plastic wrap. it was not humid in there at all. then yesterday i checked on it to see if the mycelium colonized better. instead i saw one little EQ pin poking up. its really small and round, like a beebee. it wasn't exposed to much light at all, nor humidity. but yet she pinned. should i leave it how it is, or move into my tererium? this is my first ever pin, and i want it to grow. since i noticed it, it hasnt gotten any bigger.
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Post deleted by MOE THE MAD SCIENTIST [Re: dalorean]
#636303 - 05/19/02 09:03 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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dalorean
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Re: mycellia "mature" to pin? [Re: vatoloco]
#636389 - 05/19/02 10:26 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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it's been about 2 days. i did put it in the fruiting chamber and i'll see what happens. i bet it will grow. i just hope some more pins can shoot out. is it terribly important to keep the humidity and temp constant? cuz during the nights it does get colder than the days. my temp fluctuates between 70 and 78F. is this okay?
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Re: mycellia "mature" to pin? [Re: dalorean]
#636425 - 05/19/02 11:10 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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Thats perfect temp.
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dalorean
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Re: mycellia "mature" to pin? [Re: bassplayer74]
#636437 - 05/19/02 11:17 AM (22 years, 10 months ago) |
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sweeeet!
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