Being that mycotopia Rocks and i no longer post at the shroomery I figured it was only fair that I post this photo set here..
Originally i posted this at shroomery as Acadian coast but upon further review Im positive this was PESA
Enjoy
Indicaz
PESA - BRF/COIR
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, Aug 28 2006 09:54 AM
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Posted 28 August 2006 - 09:54 AM
Heres another post I found over at shroomery detailing some of my earlier grows a few years back.
Being that mycotopia Rocks and i no longer post at the shroomery I figured it was only fair that I post this photo set here..
Originally i posted this at shroomery as Acadian coast but upon further review Im positive this was PESA
Enjoy
Indicaz
Being that mycotopia Rocks and i no longer post at the shroomery I figured it was only fair that I post this photo set here..
Originally i posted this at shroomery as Acadian coast but upon further review Im positive this was PESA
Enjoy
Indicaz
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Posted 28 August 2006 - 10:30 AM
Do you see the thickness of the developing veil
on your shroomies?
Does that mean anything? and if so, is it strain related
because it seems to me that shrooms with such a bulky
veiness turn into pretty big monsters
on your shroomies?
Does that mean anything? and if so, is it strain related
because it seems to me that shrooms with such a bulky
veiness turn into pretty big monsters
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Posted 28 August 2006 - 10:56 AM
good question i wonder if that corralates scientifically
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Posted 31 August 2006 - 11:37 AM
Those look really nice! Good job.
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Posted 03 September 2006 - 10:13 AM
thanks again sometimes i think about going back to the old way of doing things
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Posted 03 September 2006 - 10:24 AM
Explain the old way of doing things please...?
ubuntu!
ubuntu!
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Posted 03 September 2006 - 02:46 PM
lol roc good to see you :)
when i say old way i mean specifically for me....
i have changed my way of doing things as i got better at it..
but basically this is
pftek
cased with coir...
in tub with a nightlight for light and a vase with a bleach solution and air stone/pump
nothing too special.
when i say old way i mean specifically for me....
i have changed my way of doing things as i got better at it..
but basically this is
pftek
cased with coir...
in tub with a nightlight for light and a vase with a bleach solution and air stone/pump
nothing too special.
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Posted 03 September 2006 - 03:52 PM
Cool
I have been hung up on my dung fetish the last few years...
Maybe I should go back to my roots and play around a little - hell people still think I'm nutz for using wbs for substrate in trays with straight verm for casing. I know one thing the thai strains luv it!
peace
I have been hung up on my dung fetish the last few years...
Maybe I should go back to my roots and play around a little - hell people still think I'm nutz for using wbs for substrate in trays with straight verm for casing. I know one thing the thai strains luv it!
peace
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Posted 16 September 2006 - 06:01 PM
yeah this essentially was the original way i learned to do things
Using BRF cakes using the PF tek....
Simply cased with coir pasteurized/sterilized lol in a house that wasnt very clean.....
It worked well for a very long time... I would smoke in the same damn room no bigger then 12 by 12 that i did all my incubation and fruting in lol! I cant believe it ever worked but it did!
i dont recommend that to anyone but its just a testament to how easy this is to do if done correctly.
These days im working on popcorn again, a continuation of where i left off 2 or so years ago... now exploring the wonders of poop/straw/popcorn combo using a variation of bonzais Nugget tek..
Will post those results as they happen :)
thanks for the bug ups people!
indi
Using BRF cakes using the PF tek....
Simply cased with coir pasteurized/sterilized lol in a house that wasnt very clean.....
It worked well for a very long time... I would smoke in the same damn room no bigger then 12 by 12 that i did all my incubation and fruting in lol! I cant believe it ever worked but it did!
i dont recommend that to anyone but its just a testament to how easy this is to do if done correctly.
These days im working on popcorn again, a continuation of where i left off 2 or so years ago... now exploring the wonders of poop/straw/popcorn combo using a variation of bonzais Nugget tek..
Will post those results as they happen :)
thanks for the bug ups people!
indi
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Posted 16 September 2006 - 06:23 PM
Popcorn has been pretty faithfull to me... sure does colonize fast.
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Posted 17 September 2006 - 03:40 PM
yeah popcorn does work really well.
I have not had any real problems, I think the most important thing is making sure your popcorn is well rinsed after the first steaming of the popcorn. And that the water content of the popcorn is just right.
I have read soaking over night helps also, but I have chosen not to do this and have never had any problems.
Most importantly if your popcorn looks starchy, make sure to rinse really well..
I have not had any real problems, I think the most important thing is making sure your popcorn is well rinsed after the first steaming of the popcorn. And that the water content of the popcorn is just right.
I have read soaking over night helps also, but I have chosen not to do this and have never had any problems.
Most importantly if your popcorn looks starchy, make sure to rinse really well..
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Posted 17 September 2006 - 04:08 PM
Looks nice, man!
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Posted 17 September 2006 - 04:09 PM
Very nice man good job!
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Posted 17 September 2006 - 04:25 PM
I am finally on my second grow......24 cakes.....getting ready to birth more....I want to ramp it up a bit....would you recommmend crumbling about 3 cakes....into a sterile container....let it rest for a couple days then case with coir? Is this correct? By the way I am SOOOOO glad you all are back....I was in the dark for awhile there. I really want bigger yeilds, but want to KISS.
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Posted 17 September 2006 - 05:10 PM
...would you recommmend crumbling about 3 cakes....into a sterile container....
let it rest for a couple days then case with coir? Is this correct?
I'd also like to know your advice on doing a tub of substrate with coir.
Im plannin on doing this soon, using a airpump for air exchange and
crumbling about 6-10 pint pfcakes with coir. :dance:Would i mix the coir and the
cakes together in the tub, let it be for a few days to recover and then
add another layer of moist coir on top after that?
Or would i...
just do
everything at once, meaning mix some coir and the cakes together
afterwards top it off with some moist coir all at the same time? Just wanting
to know your advice- Since your tub of PESA looks great! :kewl:
:hippie:
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Posted 18 September 2006 - 04:09 PM
I'd also like to know your advice on doing a tub of substrate with coir.
Im plannin on doing this soon, using a airpump for air exchange and
crumbling about 6-10 pint pfcakes with coir. :dance:Would i mix the coir and the
cakes together in the tub, let it be for a few days to recover and then
add another layer of moist coir on top after that?
Or would i...
just do
everything at once, meaning mix some coir and the cakes together
afterwards top it off with some moist coir all at the same time?
Anyone have any advice you can give me bout this coir tub substrate question?:greenboun
