YouTube Video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlrC1X0Ybnc A lot of people like to shake or mix their grain spawn when it is 30 to 50% colonized, but 10% makes much more sense. If the grain bag is colonizing from a single location such as from the injection port or an agar wedge and you let it colonize […]
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there are a few types of contamination: bacterial, mold and yeasts. Understanding why you got a contamination in the first place can help you prevent it in the future. Bacterial Contamination appearence: bacteria will appear as wet spots, but not just any wet spot. It will be milky and runny. Water can form from condensation
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There are many ways to make sterilized grain, and each method has its pros and cons especially when considering the scale you are going to operate at. We will go over a few methods we find nice for the small grower, intermediate, and larger scale production. Easiest Method: Mix the correct amount of water and
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You may have purchased some of our sterilized grain bags we offer, or made some yourself, and now maybe wondering the best means of inoculating sterilized grain so that you can easily grow mushrooms. We recommend using a spore syringe or liquid culture syringe, but there are many ways to do so and the best
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Checkout our video on Low Tech Method to Easily Grow Oyster Mushrooms at Home Intro: By far the easiest mushroom to grow at home is the oyster mushroom. It’s popular as a kit, kits are ready to fruit once holes are cut into the bag and placed in a humid location without much airflow, that
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