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Old 02-29-2012, 02:28 AM   #11
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we use a type of self sealing bag. did the jars once to but get a better yield with the bags. Then we put them into foil tubs. using rye grains. always works wonders.
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So with these grains you spawn it onto straw? like a Rubbermaid full of it? I was thinking about maybe trying the Laundry Basket Tek. Suggestions for best yield?
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We use a mix of coconut fibers, vermiculite(sp?), and coffee grounds..clear tupperware bins and a couple plant lights...ususally end up w/ a couple qp's...
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So with these grains you spawn it onto straw? like a Rubbermaid full of it? I was thinking about maybe trying the Laundry Basket Tek. Suggestions for best yield?

You can use straw but it is prone to contamination by itself and you will get better yields if you make a bulk substrate of both straw (cut into 1 inch pieces) and manure/coir.

I wouldn't recommend the laundry basket tek... there is a reason why it never caught on.
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Old 02-29-2012, 09:02 PM   #15
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Once the jar is colonized you shaken the jars and break the grain apart and it is mixed with pasturized substrate (straw, worm castings, manure ect) to make bulk casings. Each individual grain kernel becomes a independent innoculation point so the substrate colonizes quickly and thus minimizes the risk of other fungi/bacteria from colonizing the substrate.


I do not have any pictures on hand of this process so I am stealing 3 of the 4 following pictures from cyberhun in order to show the process:
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