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PanTrop
enthusiast
Registered: 11/02/99
Posts: 288
Loc: Washington
Last seen: 21 years, 7 months
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop?
#92354 - 02/08/00 03:49 AM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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Ryche turned me on to ZooDoo a while back. I have used it to case (zoodoo/verm mix) and the trays I cased with the zoodoo fruited sooner than my trays cased with straight verm. The EQ's really poped up with this as a casing, I have not gotten another batch going yet so I have only tried zoodoo once. You want to use the zoodoo that comes in a pail. you can buy it in 1lb and 15lb sizes.
-------------------- " My mind dont work if my spine dont jerk!"
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Anonymous
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop? [Re: PanTrop]
#92356 - 02/08/00 07:40 AM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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The only place I have seen any significant need for dung is in the growing for Pan. Trops, and the whole Pan genera for that matter.On that score, picking dung from a field is pretty cool. Except your girlfriend bitches about it for a long time.
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Anonymous
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop? [Re: PanTrop]
#92357 - 02/08/00 08:31 AM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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So, ZooDoo is not a suitable substrate? Is there any place on the net to order organic fruitable dung?
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Anonymous
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop? [Re: PanTrop]
#92358 - 02/09/00 01:56 AM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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No I didn't say that. I've heard of great success with ZooDoo. I just think nothing beats the experience of risking your ass and going out and picking up cow shit. It's a rush... especially when you do it on prison grounds like I do .
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mycofile
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Registered: 01/18/99
Posts: 2,336
Loc: Uranus
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop? [Re: PanTrop]
#92359 - 02/09/00 06:51 AM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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Seeing as how this was a double-post, I'll double-reply:Just a comment on casing with compost or manure. Remember casings don't supply nutrition which compost or manure obviously does. I think it is really just spawning compost and not using a casing. I know it's pretty trivial, but I think spawning would be a more correct term, even if the compost is layed out in a similar manner to a casing. On a related note, I think that mixing the spawn with the compost would allow quicker colonization of larger amounts of compost than laying it out like a casing would. my .02 peaces ------------------ -From a registered Mad Scientist "From a certain point of view" -Jedi Master Obiwan Kenobi (also a Mad Scientist tm)
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Anonymous
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop? [Re: PanTrop]
#92360 - 02/09/00 12:32 PM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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So, if I order a a bag of ZooDoo I can innoculate it as a normal substrate?
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Anonymous
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop? [Re: PanTrop]
#92361 - 02/09/00 12:34 PM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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PanTrop? You said you used it as a casing... is there a ZooDoo product that can be used for a substrate?
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Anonymous
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Re: ZooDoo? Whats the scoop? [Re: PanTrop]
#92362 - 02/10/00 06:57 AM (23 years, 7 months ago) |
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ZooDoo and cow manure can be used as a substrate for Pan. Trop. I use cow manure that I collect myself for all my work with Pan Trops, and I have some of the most beautiful in town. (All the caps are larger than a quarter, and it's Ryche's strain that came to me with a cap smaller than a dime)I use liquid-> cow manure as my standard technique.
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