If I do that I will have open jars. But at 4 days of visible colonization Im happy as I have read it can take up to 2 weeks
This is my first time but Iâm following âThe Psilocybin Mushroom Bibleâ
Have 4 needle holes in the tape/foil where spores were injected.
Your comments are very welcomed.
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Right on never heard of that but makes sense and should work fine id imagine. More recently most people use the jar lids drill hole in them then use micropore tape to cover the hole for air exchange. Then wrap lid in foil before sterilizing so doesnât over saturate the substrate. Also can use silicone to make a self healing injection port in the lid so donât have to expose to more contamination y opening it.
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Thank you so much for the shoutout my friend! A nice collection to start and even a gourmet for growing⌠canât wait to see how everything looks.
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Those have a very albino penis envy look. Look good though are those nice solid stems?
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420 noob.
Spores landed.
@420noob
Thanks mate
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Two for Twoâs Day. 5 days after inoculation and the MMM is looking zellemazing!
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Thatâs a nice cluster! What are those wr are looking at?
@ wizdom those look amazing. Idk your mycology experience but do you prefer cutting your mushrooms and leaving the little bit if fruit in the substrate? How many flushes do you get that way? A nice twist and pull of the fruit will twist out of substrate and leave it open and smooth for the next flush. Some people just like to cut em so they are clean and ready. Just wondering if that what you normally do and how it works.
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âBlue honeyâ
Some grinded
Some whole
5g, 10g, 15g, 20
Hapi growing
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Canât wait to hear how your gourmets do and if the spores look magical under the scope 
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Regards
I have coco bricks buffered with ca and mg.
Until now, I have only used non-buffered media, and I remember reading somewhere that above a certain percentage of magnesium, the medium is not suitable for cubensis. As far as I remember, it was about lime and the casing layer.
Basically, can I use that coco as a substrate?
Thanks
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Yes you can. Coir blocks are cheaper and work great compared to bagged coir. Lime isnât necessary for most cubes some people use for PE varieties.
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I have some B+ and Albino Teachers syringes if anyone is interested in a trade.
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OK thanks
Just to be sure⌠Because itâs not about how itâs packaged. I used bricks intended as a base for terrariums. With success. But it was not prebuffered with cal mag
So, pre buffered coco, that is normally used for growing cannabis, can be used for cubensis without any problems?
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Sorry I misunderstood the question. I wouldnât use coir that is prebuffered myself or would at least rinse it but I canât guarantee yes or no. Regular coir works fine buffered with cal mag I cannot speak on except for assumptions.đ¤ˇ
I donât want to give bad info. Maybe @MushroomManMycology can ring in?
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I am not sure. I would think if the levels are not out of this world that a gourmet species like an oyster would do fine. Might be wise to give it a rinse like @420noob said
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