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n8
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Re: Back On Perlit (cakes without vermiculite)
#70129 - 01/04/00 07:50 AM (24 years, 8 months ago) |
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i just noticed this post. why didn't this get any more attention? perlite in the substrate? i've never heard of anything like that. im interested to see how this turns out... make sure to keep updating.
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Re: Back On Perlit (cakes without vermiculite) [Re: n8]
#70131 - 01/04/00 09:58 AM (24 years, 8 months ago) |
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So you replaced the vermiculite with perlite? Definetly keep us updated on the results. I've never heard of such a thing.------------------ noisecode noisecode@fnmail.com
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DinoMyc
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Re: Back On Perlit (cakes without vermiculite) [Re: n8]
#70132 - 01/04/00 05:01 PM (24 years, 8 months ago) |
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I have tried adding or substatuting perlite for vermiculite in caseing and substrate.. i found it (in the substrate's case) dried out faster.. anyway, tell me how yours turns out
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Baliquez
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Re: Back On Perlit (cakes without vermiculite) [Re: n8]
#70133 - 01/05/00 05:57 AM (24 years, 8 months ago) |
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Back again. So here we are: the glasses (oh poor my, dont even found good jars for`em were inoculated at dec.29, and all ten of them colonizing now nicely. As this is my first attempt to grow, I dont know how fast they are, all I can see is that they`re on the run. I`ve thought that perlite is much more porous (poorous material than vermiculite, thats why the pf max fruiting formula was chosen, because of the higher water percentage in it. Anyway, no water droplets (even tiniest water particles) I can see in them, (definitely dryish) so I`ve decided to put some plastic containers in the drawer too, containing water with a little organic cleaner, to keep contamrisk as down as it could. They seem very healthy now, and perlite is colonized too, not on the inside, but woven together with the brownricepowder (i call it just brice . Few questions i have, please help me if you can: How can i see, if the substrate is too dry, and what can I do? Injecting some distilled water to the inside or sg? Now it don`t seems to be a problem, but hey, who knows? The only one PES/Hawaiian colonizing faster, but its probably because more spores injected in it, the other nine PF are just OK, Im a newbie but I think the PF spores were a bit old, and nothing was visible in the blunt. PS/Hawaii was more visible. Thats for now, I`ll definitely report again.
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n8
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Re: Back On Perlit (cakes without vermiculite) [Re: n8]
#70134 - 01/05/00 07:31 AM (24 years, 8 months ago) |
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just wanted to comment that perlite is not good to ingest... it is basically glass. make sure to pick all of it off your mushrooms when you pick them.
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Baliquez
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Re: Back On Perlit (cakes without vermiculite) [Re: n8]
#70135 - 01/04/00 10:52 PM (24 years, 8 months ago) |
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Thanx n8, but who said that they`re for ingestion purpose? Anyway, the`re illegal to eat or not? Grown 4 expreience only. These mushies lokks kinda like those in da fairy tales. I wanna paint them in aquarell. And to talk and sing to them! But, who knows, maybe ill have the munchies...
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Baliquez
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Re: Back On Perlit (cakes without vermiculite) [Re: n8]
#70136 - 01/07/00 05:22 AM (24 years, 8 months ago) |
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Colonizin`, colonizin`. Waiting for february.
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