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Oyster's on straw


TheMooseZeus

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Hey all!

Its been 24 hours since i added colonised grain spawn to the pasteurised substrate.

It seems like the mycelium is having a hard time migrating to the straw (hay?)

Any idea what's going on?

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Edit: dark spots are seeds from the grain (not sure what grain was used possibly bird seed)

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1 hour ago, teamwhy said:

That's good growth for 24 hours and it should jump to the straw soon. It does look like it has a little too much moisture in the bag but. 

Yeah dude for sure! Should a cut open a few holes? Thankfully nothing is pooling at the bottom of the bag :)

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1 hour ago, teamwhy said:

I punch hole in my oyster bags and hang them so they just drip any extra water out. Then they fruit from the holes when they are ready.  

I put small holes every 10cm around the bag, should i open those up a bit or should that do?

 

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