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 Re: what's better for casing? 
#66342 - 12/24/98 08:56 PM (26 years, 4 months ago) |
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My experience has been that you delay your crop for 2 to 4 days if you crumble them up. I have also observed that if I crumble them and therefore spread the substrate thinner, my shrooms are more abundant, but smaller. To each his own, but I crumble them. The xtra few days is no worry.------------------
Know Yourself, Know Shrooms and Know God.
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Anonymous
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66344 - 12/26/98 04:39 AM (26 years, 4 months ago) |
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I have cased it by crumbling the cake, and i got a very even pinning from everywhere.
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Anonymous
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66345 - 12/25/98 10:33 PM (26 years, 4 months ago) |
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crumbling causes even flushes, while uncrumbled will flush uneven, bigger, yet fewwer shrooms... over multiple flushes it all ='s out.....Personally I like the crumbled best,
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Anonymous
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66346 - 12/27/98 12:57 PM (26 years, 4 months ago) |
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Crumbling is better for larger yeilds. When I case, I put 1" of a 50/50 pre-moistened potting soil/vermiculite mixture in a 12" x 12" tray. Then I put three 1/2 pint jars of crumbled 100% colonized cakes on top in an even layer. Then I add three 1/2 pint jars of sterilized substrate (not inoculated) on top of that in an even layer. I then top it off with 1" of pre-moistened 100% potting soil.
The purpose of adding the three non-inoculated jars of substrate is to give the mycelium extra nutrients to consume resulting in a longer life span and larger caps (twice the yeild).
You can e-mail me a request and I will e-mail back my casing instructions.
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66347 - 12/27/98 05:41 PM (26 years, 4 months ago) |
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Thats interesting, you should post your recipe here...I would imagine that the extra nutrients would be more prone to contams then the colonized substrate... Casings are easily contaminated as is. You would probably be better off just adding 6 1/2 pints of fully colonized grain, and forget the 3 uncolonized 1/2 pints....
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Anonymous
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66348 - 12/26/99 07:34 PM (25 years, 4 months ago) |
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Listen to the wizard Moe, he knows what he is talking about..------------------
Wer'e off to see the Wizard..because..because...because>>>>>>>(*)
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Anonymous
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66349 - 12/26/99 08:55 PM (25 years, 4 months ago) |
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Hey Shroomazoid...That post was from a year ago...you should see what Moe has done since...he is definitely the Mad Scientist  ------------------
Peace, Love & Light
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Anonymous
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66350 - 12/27/99 07:30 AM (25 years, 4 months ago) |
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Shroom Wizard - have you ever used your tek with birdseed?------------------
Oh, what a tangled web we weave...
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Anonymous
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Re: what's better for casing?
#66351 - 12/28/99 07:16 PM (25 years, 3 months ago) |
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so do you still add those sterilized uninoculated substrates Shroom_Wizard?
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