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will overlay still fruit?
    #707313 - 06/28/02 07:08 AM (22 years, 8 months ago)

looks like i got lots of overlay,,, what should i do? continue to try and fruit it or what?
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Re: will overlay still fruit? [Re: Lapius]
    #707339 - 06/28/02 07:18 AM (22 years, 8 months ago)

yes overlay will fruit, you will just get an uneven pin set and possibly less fruit.

Ill tell you though I use coir and no matter what I do it always overlays. Everythings been fine so far. What you can do after first flush is lightly scratch the surface and re case the top layer. This will help for a better second flush.

I still have not found a way for Coir not to overlay... every casing ive done the surface layer always is covered. From 2 casings over 2 flushes I harvested like 28 grams or more dry so I figure since the casings were small and only 2 flushes thats pretty darn good.

who knows

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Re: will overlay still fruit? [Re: indicaz]
    #707349 - 06/28/02 07:22 AM (22 years, 8 months ago)

does overlay take longer to pin? they have been in the fruiting chamber now 5 days and i just have some heavy colonozation... anyone?
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Re: will overlay still fruit? [Re: Lapius]
    #707362 - 06/28/02 07:27 AM (22 years, 8 months ago)

well it hasent for me.. usually it takes 3-5 days to colonize casing then another 3-7 days to see pins and then another 3 -7 days to see fruit... thats the way things have been working for me

this is the overlay I get

still fruits well though

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Re: will overlay still fruit? [Re: indicaz]
    #707368 - 06/28/02 07:31 AM (22 years, 8 months ago)

ok it looks like the middle one....
at a slight glance it may look gray..but if you look closer its just colonizing coir...
how long from the middle pic.. do you expect pins? thanks man
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Re: will overlay still fruit? [Re: Lapius]
    #707373 - 06/28/02 07:33 AM (22 years, 8 months ago)

yes for some reason the mycelium turns grey and even tan from the coir.... its weird...

I got pins about a day or 2 after that pic

the Pins are fat and big...... all my casings are like this I never have been able to get one not to colonize the top layer.... As long as its even coverage I guess its okay from what everyone has told me.... You want an even colonization from what ive heard

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