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relationship between trich and myc
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Now, I'm curious. What is the relationship between trich and myc. I have about a gallon of composted Hpoo that I sterilized about two weeks ago. I didn't use it because I decided to pasteurize. It has no green mold growing in it. I sterilized it so something should have taken hold by now. Does myc. cause some breakdown of the compost that allows trich to grow? Or is this just an unusual case? I'm just trying to get an understanding of things.


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: resptodd]
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No, probably the case is that you don't have it in an environment where the trich can grow. The reason trich eats mush substrate so eagerly when we try yo fruit and grow and whatnot, is because they like the same food and the same conditions.


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: resptodd]
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have you been fanning the sterile hpoo?

trich like acidic substrates and high temps


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: anarchOi]
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No, I just left it in the garage. It's in an aerated container, the kind I use to complete my compost. Rubbermaid tub with hundreds of holes drilled in it. I just forgot about it. I was going to reincorporate it into the compost. Just a curiousity I had, I read a post about trich rearing it's head on the third flush of his Hpoo, the post said it happens alot. I was just wondering about a relationship.


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: resptodd]
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i think trich usually doesn't survive outdoors
someone correct me if i'm wrong

all it really takes is a trich spore for trich to grow, and from what i've seen so far it grows on just about anything

i've not seen trich in cpoo yet to be honest, but i've seen quite a few times on rye seed casings


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: anarchOi]
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What is cpoo? Do you think Hpoo might have some sort of enzyme that wards off trich?


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: resptodd]
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lol sorry, cpoo is cow poo
which is what i use
i think they're basically the same in the end though

anyway, i'm pretty sure hpoo doesn't contain any enzymes that ward off trich

usually hpoo has what is reffered to as beneficial bacteria that does help prevent contams and can even help "prep" the poo for the mycelium (ie. firefang)

as you sterilized the hpoo, it's likely that some sort of bacteria took over

trich isn't the only contam >.>


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: anarchOi]
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Yeah, I sure something is in there. I'm not worried about putting it back in the compost barrels though. It just struck me as odd I didn't see any trich after sterilizing and sitting that long.


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: resptodd]
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eh i wouldn't complain :-P

maybe you should do your sterile technique in your garage
it seems to be trich spore free lolz


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Re: relationship between trich and myc [Re: anarchOi]
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LOL


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