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daussaulit
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T-Rex Coconut Bark Chips

#953239 - 10/11/02 06:37 PM (23 years, 2 months ago)

I went to buy some coco coir to case my mushrooms today, but I also stumbled up this T-Rex Coconut Bark Chips. Since coco coir can be used as a substrate or casing, but how about the wood loving strains, do you think these chips will work for it? It's kinda expensive though, $7.99.

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angryshroom
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Re: T-Rex Coconut Bark Chips

[Re: daussaulit]
#953261 - 10/11/02 06:47 PM (23 years, 2 months ago)

No, that really does not provide much use to anything. First off its nutrient free, so it wouldnt be a good wood for wood-lovers, and secondly its way too big of chunks to be used as a casing.

You would have to use hard-wood chips like alder birch or maple for wood lovers like Azures and cyans.