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 KoNgStylE
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 Lotsa Jars/ Lotsa Bins Small Space **BULK** 
#976666 - 10/20/02 11:45 AM (14 years, 7 months ago) |
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So, we are moving into a new house this month. Hurray! (you would think). Well the house itself is beatiful and thats why we got it.
Anyways on to the bigger and better issues I have. We think we have figured out the actual fruiting room using humidity tent(more to come on that issure in a future post). But our problem is setting up the place for the jars to colonize and also the bins of straw to colonize. What weve found will be the best bed is in the master's bedroom, there is a wall along the side with full sliding glass mirrors as the doors. It is a very beautiful setup to have as a closet, I'd be honered to have one as my closet setup but hey. What we want to do is somehow setup the closet as our full incubation and colonization area. On average there should be anywhere from 100-250 quart jars colonizing. And with straw were are going to be using 1ftx1ftx8" Blue rubbermaid containers with a sliding piece of rubbermaid material in center on lid to reveal epoxied on plexiglass for complete viewing. On average
there would be approx 80-140 of the rubbermaids, most likely stacked upon each other. I will try ande make some type of diagrams of it. Its very straight forward. Just a closet the whole wqay of the room. But what Im planning is full incubation and colonization. I have quite a few ideas on how to do the tubs that are colonizing straw. Please tell me all your advice on the subject.
The reason we are doing it inside a large closet like that is theyre isnt more space anywhere else in the house, I mean I could put a few jars under the cabinet or something but we all know they would turn out(bad bad bad). And all other space is occupied and stuf .
Well, thanks in advance for any suggesstions you have for me
-John
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 Re: Lotsa Jars/ Lotsa Bins Small Space **BULK** [Re: KoNgStylE]
#976744 - 10/20/02 12:21 PM (14 years, 7 months ago) |
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Yeah, ive seen similar setups to that. just nothing using humuditity tents. Good luck with that one also. I assume its already seperated because of the 4 doors. If nto I woudl recommend to section into 2 sections. one fore jars and one for straw. and if budget allows try and seperate them fairly sterile; matting, plastic wrap on walls, etc. Simple stuff like that and it should work. Your going to want to have quite a few thermometers and hydrogometers scattered in certain main areas of the closet. With the "glass" door will mostly cause a contam risk while/if they are open frequlenntly. Hrmmm......Not sure what other advice I would be able to give you. But I sure hope this info help ya.
Peace
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Re: Lotsa Jars/ Lotsa Bins Small Space **BULK** [Re: KoNgStylE]
#977501 - 10/20/02 06:55 PM (14 years, 7 months ago) |
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1st post and 100 bins.
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MsPacMan
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Re: Lotsa Jars/ Lotsa Bins Small Space **BULK** [Re: On_the_Down-Low]
#977762 - 10/20/02 08:51 PM (14 years, 7 months ago) |
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quick learner.
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