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 mushroomman4420
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 Re: Outdoor problem-Pins are not growing! 
#85240 - 05/02/00 02:10 AM (21 years, 11 days ago) |
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sounds like a humidity problem to me try raising it some------------------
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Anonymous
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Re: Outdoor problem-Pins are not growing! [Re: mushroomman4420]
#85241 - 05/02/00 12:13 PM (21 years, 11 days ago) |
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HI,
your problem might be the falling and rising tempatures. the fungus might be in shock, because of extreme changes in temp. you might want to cover them with a thick plastic sheet during the night to keep the culture warm and moiste. i'm duing the same thing and seems to work great, and i live in oregon!
good luck, zapotec
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Anonymous
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Re: Outdoor problem-Pins are not growing! [Re: mushroomman4420]
#85243 - 05/02/00 05:47 PM (21 years, 11 days ago) |
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Outdoor cultures behave completely different than indoor ones. Keep up the humidity and be patient...
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Re: Outdoor problem-Pins are not growing! [Re: mushroomman4420]
#85244 - 05/03/00 02:06 AM (21 years, 10 days ago) |
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First of all, if temps are cool, your shrooms will grow very slow outdoors.
Try putting a clear container over then to create a green-house effect.
Also some strains of P.cub, have been so domesticated to indoors growing, they do not do good outdoors. The PF strain is a example------------------
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Anonymous
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Re: Outdoor problem-Pins are not growing! [Re: mushroomman4420]
#85245 - 05/03/00 06:42 PM (21 years, 10 days ago) |
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ZEBULAH-what's the status on those pins?
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Anonymous
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Re: Outdoor problem-Pins are not growing! [Re: mushroomman4420]
#85246 - 05/05/00 10:09 AM (21 years, 8 days ago) |
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Yesterday the veils started to tear on a few of the shrooms. The tallest shroom is about 3 inches and the rest are about 2-2.5. I had hoped that they would do a little better, but hey, I guess it is better than nothing. I placed two more patches out last weekend and the temps have been lo-55-60 and hi-75-80. Is this still cool for Equadors or will they do fine? I really hope they turn out b/c I am leaving for Yellowstone Nat Park in 3 1/2 weeks to live for the summer and I want to have plenty to take with me.
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