FreshlyShaven
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Interesting, thanks. Do you or anyone else know if it would be safe to toss one of these in a wormbin? I don't know if the vermiculite or the fungus might hurt them.
Used myco cakes
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Interesting, thanks. Do you or anyone else know if it would be safe to toss one of these in a wormbin? I don't know if the vermiculite or the fungus might hurt them.
All of the above will be just fine, after mycelium has switched to fruiting mode, its very rare for it to revert and turn around and colonize a LARGE amount of substrate (in this case, soil). Very rare, new to MJ but I have my masters in myco buddy.
Ive only had one monotub, cake, casing, or otherwise successfully recolonize substrate after it has started fruiting. Kinda similar to MJ, theres veg mode (colonization) and fruiting mode .. once it starts fruiting the myceliums natural tendency is not to continue colonizing (indoors in artificial environments anyway).
Thats not to say, as others have said, that if you burried the cake in the soil whole it might not produce a fruit, or flush... and maybe even start colonizing a little amount of the soil... but its certainly not going to colonize the whole pot and start fruiting killing off your plant.
break or grind it up, add it to the soil... forget about it
Pics are of a 64 qt monotub, 9.25 OZ's DRIED.. first flush baby... Golden teacher.
Ive only had one monotub, cake, casing, or otherwise successfully recolonize substrate after it has started fruiting. Kinda similar to MJ, theres veg mode (colonization) and fruiting mode .. once it starts fruiting the myceliums natural tendency is not to continue colonizing (indoors in artificial environments anyway).
Thats not to say, as others have said, that if you burried the cake in the soil whole it might not produce a fruit, or flush... and maybe even start colonizing a little amount of the soil... but its certainly not going to colonize the whole pot and start fruiting killing off your plant.
break or grind it up, add it to the soil... forget about it
Pics are of a 64 qt monotub, 9.25 OZ's DRIED.. first flush baby... Golden teacher.
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santasapimp
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where do i learn to grow mushrooms? ive always been interested but never really thought i would. i heard you could seriously harm someone if you dont know what your doing?
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The rice flour will act as a binding surface and future food source for Mycorrhiza that will also feed cannabis roots with increased nutrients.
lol wow I come back to this forum after a long hiatus and this old thread of mine gets a reply not long before.
The rice flour could possibly feed a fungus which could feed the plant, but mixed into soil like that it could breed some pretty serious nasties. Best to compost it. The vermiculite is a great addition to compost anyway. Make sure you throw some gypsum in it too.
The rice flour could possibly feed a fungus which could feed the plant, but mixed into soil like that it could breed some pretty serious nasties. Best to compost it. The vermiculite is a great addition to compost anyway. Make sure you throw some gypsum in it too.
