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 Ripper
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Registered: 01/20/00
Posts: 223
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 Re: COW DUNG 
#86407 - 06/21/00 07:26 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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There's a funny moral to this story - I HIGHLY SUGGEST NOT COOKING MANURE INDOORS. My apartment smelled like a barn yard for a good week after I got done attempting this. Needless to say, you should pastuerize manure, and the oven at 350F is a bad idea because it kills beneficial microbial activity. My manure ended up contaminating with cobweb mold VERY fast because of this. So I wasted time/money and my apt. stunk like shit. Do what you will - I just don't recommend it.Ripper
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FrozenHappiness
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Registered: 03/01/01
Posts: 5,191
Loc: Nagoon Lagoon
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Re: COW DUNG
#86409 - 06/21/00 11:30 AM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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Edited by FrozenHappiness (02/11/14 12:30 PM)
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 Fried Brains
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Registered: 12/22/98
Posts: 83
Last seen: 6 years, 27 days
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Re: COW DUNG
#86410 - 06/22/00 04:41 PM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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I have never sterilised cow manure, the secret is the thickness of the substrate layer, as well as the proportion of birdseed / or BRF mix to manure, plus correct moisture content ,and temp ensures speedy colonisation, eliminating the chance of green or cobweb mould. I would estimate 18 days for fully grown shrooms, if all the above are correct. Your friend should be back at around the right time for a shroom meal.
Frozen Happiness thanks for the tip 'bout vermiculite, I'll try it.
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BoomerZ
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Registered: 01/23/00
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Re: COW DUNG
#86411 - 06/23/00 12:22 PM (18 years, 4 months ago) |
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My friend decided not to cook after reading these posts. He thanks you for the trouble u saved. Anyways, he is going to try and make the colonization as slow as possible, because he may be gone for up to a month. SO, he is going to put the mycelium chunks TOWARDS the bottom of the container. They will be underneath about 5 inches of cow dung, but at low temps and little light. Also, temps will be in the 60's and upper 50's. Good moisture, airy. Hopefully everything will be A-O-K for him. THANKS for the advice everyone!
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