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[Hippie3]

Grain and water combined in a polyproylene bag.


Bag is pulled thorugh a polypropylene ring (cut from a big syringe)


Bag is folded back...


...and secured with two rubber bands


The opening is stuffed with polyfill.


And this is covered with aluminium foil to prevent it from getting wet in the pressure cooker.


Bags after autoclaving (2 1/2 hours)


These bags should be inoculated with liquid mycelium since they cannot be shaken.

[Dr_T]

Looks quite useful. Those are oven bags?

[gsmith1981]

what size bags are those?

9 x 12"

or

12 x 18"

[Foster]

Nice hip, what is the grain to water ratio used? peace Foster

[kjeeks]

Cool

Is that grass seed ?

[seymorebunz]

Very nice! I like this Hip

The bags can't be shaken, but couldn't you just knead them like other bags??

[Hippie3]

yeah, just leave more air space, less grain.

[Hippie3]

Cool

Is that grass seed ?

yes, in those pix. but the tek is adaptable for any substrate mix.

[eatyualive]

nice hip, pulling out the old rusted shotgun eh?

[Hippie3]

even old gold is still
gold.

[chill]

what's a good source for those bags?

[Hippie3]

Boxes, Shipping Boxes, Shipping Supplies, Packaging Materials, Cardboard Boxes - ULINE

[twoguysupnorth]

thanks

[bb4]

what mil bags are those?

[Hippie3]

4 mil, i think

[bugs]

Hip, these mini-teks you're writing up are great. Thanks.
:eusa_clap

[Godflesh]

Hip, these mini-teks you're writing up are great. Thanks.
:eusa_clap

2nd that.:bow: What is the grain to water ratio?

[Hippie3]

that would depend on what grain
you're using.

[Godflesh]

that would depend on what grain
you're using.

My bad, Rye Grass seed.