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Your very welcome! Glad to have helped! 🖖🏽👽

No 8 minute timer starts as soon as the rice hits the water. Constantly stirring to prevent sticking. Hopefully that helps you out!

Nah, I only rise off beforehand. I'll drop them in a metal strainer and rise right before I drop them in the boiling water. Hope that helps! 🖖🏽👽

Yes, flip the lid for unmodified, especially while pressure cooking. We don't want the lid to completely seal. We need just a slight crack for air exchange. Hopefully that helps. Join My Discord Server for more details and information on future grows. discord.com/invite/q6KpetHEJx 🖖🏽👽

Hey, fellow first time grower here. I'm finding myself in the same position. So, from what I've read, it's a bit of a mixed message of when to mist and when to increase fresh air exchange. The main message I've taken away is that the longer it's allowed to colonize, the better and misting isn't always necessary but usually is dependent on ones own environment and the specific substrates hydration levels. In some sources and videos, they mist their coir when they spawn to bulk and case. Some videos they spawn to bulk and leave it to colonize w out misting. They both work fine in the end with maybe a little variation in speed with pinning/fruiting, but results all the same. Some videos introduce fruiting conditions when the top layer or (false/pseudo) casing layer is almost fully colonized, others when the top layer is fully colonized or (in other words) completely covered with mycelium, and others wait long enough for the surface to become covered with hyphal knots/pins. Again, in the end, the results are the same with some variation in the speed of growth and a bit of risk of contamination in the case of introducing fruiting conditions when the top layer isn't full coverd with mycelium but these cases still fully spawns without contam. I guess it really depends on one's own patience and how careful they'd like to be in preventing contamination. In the simplest form- spawn to bulk with a pseudo casing layer, allow to become fully colonized or almost fully colonized, mist once to create small dots of water on the surface, fan lightly, and then cover again with increase fae compared to when "sealed" while colonizing. Watch the container closely and and make sure there's always a 'microclimate' present by characteristics such as condensation on the sides of the bin. Some people say it's fine to mist (from a safe distance) all the way to full fruits, some people say to not directly mist, but both seem to be reliable.

It's been about two weeks since you commented. Have you seen any results? Should have fruiting to some extent. I tried growing APE with BRF vermiculite cakes with a crappy verm coating when putting into fruiting conditions that completely stalled. Attempted to scratch away the outer layer of mycelium with a fork and resoak and coat but still to not prevail. I believe it had to do with the temperature in the room I was trying to Fruit in given it was winter and the floors would get so cold that it would hurt your feet to stand on it for too long. Did everything else right with misting, allowing FAE, and using perlite to maintain humidity. In the end, the cakes started shrinking and bluing after leaving in fruiting conditions for more than a month. There were way too many variables that could've affected the grow. One of the biggest factors I feel was the temperature or sterility as the entire colonization process was painfully slow- taking well over a month, almost 2, to fully colonize the cakes which is a telltale sign of the mycelium struggling. But there were no signs of contamination, which led me to believe it had to do with the environmental side of things. Granted, though, APEs are known to be notoriously difficult to grow in general, being very temperamental, and not known to enjoy fruiting from cakes.

Totally didn't answer a few of your questions. After spawning to bulk, it should take 10-20 days to fully colonize and become covered in primordia (pins). After introducing fruiting conditions, you should see pinning (if there weren't any before) within 3 to 7 days and some taking longer up to 10 days. Should have good-sized fruiting bodies within another 7-10 days after pinning. In total, after introducing fruting conditions, one should have a full flush within or just over about 20 days or so and some cases taking up to a month at most. It varies widely depending on species, strain, and genetics. I've heard that golden teacher and Z strain, amongst others, are very fast growing and can produce a flush after FCs in 7-10 days.

@@rjennings0142 no go, that thing stalled and no matter what I tried it didn’t pin. After a while I ended up tossing it because I lost patience.

@@rjennings0142 yea it ain’t easy though these guys make it look effortless. I’ve succeed in the past growing from scratch but this time around I got lazy and bought a ready colonized kit where you only need to soak it for 10 hours. Im going to try again.

Thanks, bro! I'll be posting the full build video soon. Hopefully, you guys will enjoy something different from the channel. 🖖🏽👽

An absolute headache, I know exactly what you mean. 🖖🏽👽

Thanks for the comment, I uploaded another video without that annoying noise. Check that video. Thanks for letting me know.. 🖖🏽👽

Yes, to all of the above. This is corn only. the next step is substrate. Hope that helps. Join my Discord for more help. Great community with a ton of dope people. 🖖🏽👽 discord.com/invite/q6KpetHEJx

Sorry, this is not the wifi version of the INKBIRD ITC-308. Thank you for watching! 🖖🏽👽

A "flush" is pretty much the batch you grow at a time. The first flush (batch) gets harvested, and we prep for the 2nd batch/flush.. Hope that helps! Great question, BTW. 🖖🏽👽

@@EazyBlueThumb Thank you, this was helpful! [:

Boomr Box Grow was probably my best yield so far at a little over 3.1/2oz. I try not to put the total for obvious reasons, lol. But yeah, that was an excellent grow and harvest. Thanks for tuning in! 🖖🏽👽

@EazyBlueThumb awesome man thanks so much. I just got one and was trying to get an idea of their capabilities

That poo substrate works wonders. I think that was the true mvp of the grow.. The genetics, yes but that was multi spore.

@@EazyBlueThumb that's the route I'm going. Thanks a bunch

Yeah, most definitely! It happens all the time completely normal. Green, grey, black, those are usually contamination. Hope that helps! 🖖🏽👽

Thanks, it's a 4x2. Bought it from FB marketplace. Works like a charm.🖖🏽👽

Oh, most definitely! Set and forget.. 🖖🏽👽

I try to shake up the jars as often as possible after I run them thru the PC. When cooling lay them sideways, that helps too.

That's a pseudo casing layer when you do it at spawn to bulk... real casing is once it's colonized spawn to bulk

Yes, thank you, @mattb6646 🖖🏽👽

Lol so much misleading info and wanna be growers nowadays that’s crazy

Nice, have you seen any mycelium spreading?! 🖖🏽👽

@@EazyBlueThumb yes but there's a round dot above my clone and I'm not sure what it is but I see mycelium starting to spread

I don't know, I just don't want all of that information out there, lol. You can kinda get an idea if you know how mushrooms dry. It was a few half gallon jars.. I appreciate the comment. It definitely made me laugh. I appreciate it. 🖖🏽👽

apparently nothing... the tric is harmless with consumption, the problem is how do you know for certain... thats the issue

@@chrislehmann6240 Yh lol I just got contam and didn’t risk it just gotta be patient and inoculate surplus’s bags lol

@@mattb6646 yea I’m doing a air purifier In my Martha! My boomer inflatable just got a hole in it yesterday I had taken one out the bag had it in there and moved it to a dub tub shoebox! I’m hopeful that this bubble wrap tek will work if not I’ll just take what I get

Yeahh... I know I have too.. It's just sitting there like a giant paper weight.

Bruh has a Flow Hood He Can Swing 100$

@montuckyhomegrown 🤣🤣🤣 that was hilarious, lol. 🖖🏽👽

@@montuckyhomegrown wasn't really directed at him personally just anyone reading it

Somewhat the nature of bags, try to get the plastic snug around the outside of the cake, hold it at the top and shake it down a bit. Honestly I suggest just moving to cake into a box, small plastic tub or boomer shroomer has a really nice inflatable tub for $20

It doesn't say. It's a used Fan Filter Unit (FFU) from FB marketplace.

The grain bag is the 5x bag. The spawn bag is the 10x bag. Check olympusmyco.com. Hopefully, that helps! 🖖🏽👽

Any time!

I bought it second hand from FB marketplace.

@@EazyBlueThumb I’ll look into that. How much did you pay?

Good Luck 💪🏽 👽

Let's goo!!

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I had to re-upload this one. CZcams guidelines kicking my back in lol

@@EazyBlueThumb CZcams sucks bro period 😕

The popcorn series is in the works don't worry 😁

I honestly don't see why this wouldn't work. I would just do a test run to make sure everything turns on and off when it need to.