How To Grow Mushrooms At Home: Pasteurizing Coir
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iv never done this b4. after i follow the steps 2 this video, do they jst start to grow in the bucket or wat else do i need to do 2 make them grow? please be as specific as possible
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What are spores im new to this
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nice name lol
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@SlipAllCityToy Yes, some people find that they can steam the jars without one. It just takes about 90 minutes or so. A good pressure cooker starts at around $29 for a small one at kmart. Unless you steam manure in there, its still good for cooking in and meats come out great!
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Is there a good way to grow without a pressure cooker?
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Hey mycelian,
Would you consider this method a better choice than using the one in the "Lets Grow Mushrooms-Casing" tutorial, using the peat moss method with vermiculite, gypsum and calcium carbonate?
jo2424 1 year ago
@jo2424 The only difference with peat moss vs coir is that peat moss needs to be pH balanced so you start putting in things like lime or the calcium carbonate. I have found coir to be super easy to find, cheap to buy, EXTREMELY contam resistant, and the less ingredients in a pie the better, according to me ;) I'm sure they all work about the same, it's how you treat them during fruiting that matters most. (mist fan mist fan mist fan fan fan!)
mycelian 1 year ago
hey does making up this bulk substrate stink up the house?
mistermajestyck 1 year ago
@mistermajestyck not at all. it's a soil smell, like earth, not anything like anything stinky :)
mycelian 1 year ago
so after all this theyll start growing right
aaaaaaaaa000 1 year ago
@aaaaaaaaa000 there's a bit of a preparation process involved in growing mushrooms. After combining the colonized mushroom spawn from the glasses in the kitty litter bin coca coir stuff, the bin gets covered and put away in a closet for 10-15 days until it's completely colonized. Then once that's done it's put into fruiting mode and 10-14 days later the mushrooms are generally ready to be picked :) Takes a bit of time but worth it!!
mycelian 1 year ago