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Bejeezis
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"What the hell are you sniffing? glue!?!! You're not making wrongs right or serving justice with this shit. If you're such a supporter, why are you being a self righteous, condescending, time wasting asshole yourself? (only to put it in your own words.) you could just as well ignore his posts. you have that option."
I defended my thread and told someone what was on my mind in response to his doing the same to me. I have the option to respond as well. What have you accomplished by coming in here and informing me of my hypocrisy? You think you're any better by coming into a thread only to tell me that I shouldn't tell people how to act? What are you doing different? I can at least say in my defense that this was my own damn post and I didn't initiate the off topic flaming. I just decided to be active in my thread rather than let someone insult me and stand by quietly. I don't chase dicks down in other threads and tell them that they're being dicks so STFU and go start your own justice-dispensing, time-wasting thread. I have mine.
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Neobean
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: Bejeezis]
#7981605 - 02/05/08 07:23 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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tahoe said: i am just being a dick tonight. Grain is better for bulk grows, you/we know this. Cakes are better for noobs as long as they do not come in here and start reading shit they do not understand and try to implement it into their cakes.
Aye, this forum would never be the bountiful resource that it is if it weren't for your dutiful policing of these posts. Think of all the innovative experimentation that could be avoided if only we'd all take your insults and slander to heart and give up because we found ourselves to be lacking the hard-earned experience that the "pros" such as yourself hold over us.
This forum is for teaching the ignorant in the ways of mycology. Go ahead and do it in your own self-righteous, condescending manner. But maybe you could try to stick to mycology rather than holding pissing contests with new members just because you are in a bad mood. It wastes the time of the people that are here to make this place a haven of knowledge for us "noobs".
For a guy who hates new students, you sure do spend a lot of time in the elementary section.
BURN! 
That being said, congratulations on your successful testing. Not everybody believes without seeing. It's a virtue to retest something that has already been tested. It is the foundation of experimenting.
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Bejeezis
Mushaboom


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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: Bejeezis]
#7981607 - 02/05/08 07:24 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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I will not respond to any more off topic replies.
Thank you to everyone who commented on my OP! I will be posting my results after I spawn the birdseed to Horse Manure and case with a 50/50 mix.
The PF Jars will be birthed and left as cakes when they finally finish.
Cheers!
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Neobean
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: Bejeezis]
#7981615 - 02/05/08 07:27 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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One question, I didn't see it in your posts, and I apologize if you wrote it but I didn't see it.
Did you use LC or multispore? If you used LC which tek were you using?
Cheers.
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Bejeezis
Mushaboom


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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: Neobean]
#7981625 - 02/05/08 07:34 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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Multispore my friend!
I have yet to dabble in LC.
Cheers!
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Neobean
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: Bejeezis]
#7981643 - 02/05/08 07:47 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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You should!
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greystealth
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: Neobean]
#7981823 - 02/05/08 09:13 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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congratulations once again my friend, too many burnt-out cynics here.
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dumbfounded1600
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: greystealth]
#7981946 - 02/05/08 09:54 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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Bejeezis - Stop it now...You need to calm down...your lucky we even posted on this poopoo...its such horse shit we had to criticize. Greystealth shh....your still on your first grow so watch your mouth.
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Neobean
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dumbfounded1600 said: Bejeezis - Stop it now...You need to calm down...your lucky we even posted on this poopoo...its such horse shit we had to criticize. Greystealth shh....your still on your first grow so watch your mouth.
If you have nothing constructive to say, don't say anything at all. We have enough "n00b slayers" in here without adding you to the list.
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Subbedhunter420
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: shevanel]
#7982316 - 02/05/08 11:32 AM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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you were not targeted for that comment. I apologize.
I do like the info myself. I find my wbs to also colonize far more rapidly than brf cakes. Then again, I experiment with panaeolus and I still havent and wont try cubensis.
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shevanel
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: shevanel]
#7982606 - 02/05/08 01:02 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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keep me updated on how the WBS jars turn out and how you plan to case them would interest me.
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xdaveman
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: tonyshroom]
#7983040 - 02/05/08 03:18 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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tonyshroom said: yeah but hear is the way i see it . I did the same thing noc'ed brf the same time as wbs. If you really think about it you have to spawn that because the wbs does not have the nutri to provide to the myc so then you spawn. Then you wait another week or so then you fruit. No if you are casing your brf's then yeah it will take longer or just as long.but lets say you birth your brf's to your FC. Then you have a ready to go sub and there is no wait for it to coli the sub you are spawning to. I would say if you want it to be faster then do brf. I would say it takes about a week off give or take conditions.RR RULESSSS peace I'm drunk and I'm out bitches !!!!!!PEACE!!!!!!!
this is wrong i am sorry. WBS has plenty of nutrients in it, but it does not have enough water. so you can do a rezz effect or a regular bulk sub depending on matierials and ratios it can take 3-14 days usually. do a late casing which adds no time to colonization. lets say it took 6 days for your WBS to colonize thats 9-20 days for it to be ready to fruit. how long does it take for the BRF cakes?
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Day Tripper
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: xdaveman]
#7983047 - 02/05/08 03:20 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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I have seen some amazing flushes posted here on straight WBS cased with 50/50+.
Hell, check out Doc34s grows on wbs with a coir casing!
I have never tried WBS but it sounds like it rocks.
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Bejeezis
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Re: WBS vs BRF (My Experience) [Re: Day Tripper]
#7983649 - 02/05/08 05:55 PM (15 years, 11 months ago) |
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Day Tripper said: I have seen some amazing flushes posted here on straight WBS cased with 50/50+.
Hell, check out Doc34s grows on wbs with a coir casing!
I have never tried WBS but it sounds like it rocks.
I was originally going to case the WBS straight since i have no experience in casings or WBS and I've seen some nice grows accomplished that way.
But I have free access to horse poo so i figured i might as well go for it. I currently have about 30 pounds in a bucket on my deck waiting for me do decide what to do with it!
I've spent a good 7 or 8 hours researching poo and have a few questions so I'll just start a new thread (this one has become a "know your role" flame fest anyway). I'll keep posting my progress and what road bumps i encounter along the way. Once again, thank you to everyone who had something on topic, productive and/or positive to say.
Off to post my plan for this next grow and see what i can learn!
Cheers!
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