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 toxic_mushroom
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Registered: 07/29/02
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 honey dunk? 
#816375 - 08/14/02 12:06 AM (15 years, 10 days ago) |
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a kitty was wondering if using a honey water mixture instead of plain water or spring water to dunk cakes with would help with larger yeilding flushes? 
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mickey_rourke
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Registered: 07/18/02
Posts: 3,333
Loc: Playa del Carmen
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Never heard anything about honey. I do know that people have tried milk dunks with varying levels of success. If it were me, I would just dunk in plain water.
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 Anno
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Registered: 06/18/99
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>would help with larger yeilding flushes...
...of mold probably.
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SoFarNorth
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Registered: 07/19/02
Posts: 175
Loc: Far away from here
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I'd avoid doing this personally. One of my hobbies is - believe it or not - beekeeping so I'm a little familiar with honey and it's properties. Honey is a natural antiseptic, and would actually slow down, if not completely stop the propagation of the mycellium. I have some further circumstantial evidence of this from my mead (honey wine) brewing days. Honey is notoriously hard to ferment, as the yeast (another fungus) has a very hard time taking hold in the solution. Normally, we'd have to add some yeast boosters to get the fermentation to start at all. So, I'd recommend foregoing the honey.
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L3D
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>Honey is a natural antiseptic
True
> and would actually slow down, if not completely stop the propagation of the mycellium
False. If this was true we would not beable to use Honey Water. Which i have used and works great. Other than the fact that Mold and bactira also love it. mix some honey and water and leave it out for a week and show me nothign grew on it.
I of course would not try a pure honey dunk that my cause some problems but diluted you should be ok. this will increase chance of contams and i belive that the honey it self will not be absorbed that much. it may be a better itdea to try this with the resivour tek.
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