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indkebr
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Mycro Bags- Question for after 100% colinization

#698540 - 06/24/02 03:00 PM (22 years, 7 months ago)

I ordered 5 of those mycro bags, injected with some B+ and Mazatech- Here is my question:

I feel I would get a lot more yeild if I were to break up the colinized substrate and use a casing tek with 50/50? Would it work better than letting the shrooms grow in the bag like it says to>? Although I am sorda new at all of this, my first casing try with manure compost worked good.

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phrozendata
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Re: Mycro Bags- Question for after 100% colinization

[Re: indkebr]
#698597 - 06/24/02 03:29 PM (22 years, 7 months ago)

Mushrooms Cultivation...

...not Grow Log Forum!

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