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[Mind]

Nice man, very motivating.

[Lazlo]

If the substrates are dry you can use a similar rig as this for dunking. Use identical containers as the substrate containers for this. This way you can keep the substrate submeged during the dunk and then you can remove the weights and use the empty container for draining as well. This way you don't have to touch the substrates at all during the draining. Those aluminum trays will get holes eventually from the metabolites. If so, you'll need to find an alternative method for dunking.

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[altered_states]

Congrats on the flush...
Restaurant quality. ;)

Peace,
AS

[apokalypse]

Flushie #2 for cambo, still rockin'. 114g wet.

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[silly1oftheworm]

DO NOT USE FOAM....unless you can sterilize regularly. I tried this to "help" seal up my incubation chamber. After 3 weeks, funky green spots!!!!! Mold showed up. I did not bleach or attempt to sterilize b4 using as this was just an incubation chamber. My jars were in another box with only a few tiny holes using verm topped pf tek. so wasnt awfully concerned with sterilizing everything---Luckily no contams but I know better now!!!!!

I'm gonna try to put some more weight along the sides, or possibly even go pick up some foam and attach it to the sides where the lid snaps down, to keep it sealed nicely. Has anyone in the community ever attempted something to this effect? I used the same style tub for a bulk sub last summer and it stayed very humid, maybe its the temperature thats bugging out on it.. room temp is 25-27C (77-81F).

[apokalypse]

Ahh, yeah that never happened, so nothing to worry about :). The tub seems to do fine as it is, haven't spotted any mold outside of a few jars.

[_KlUe]

Hey apokalypse,
I'm growing cambodians for my first grow.. I love how yours turned out... hoping mine will be as good!
Peace