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Panaeolus Cyanescens Video (New Simple Grow TEK)

🕑 Added 2021-10-28 12:51:24 +0000 UTC
Panaeolus Cyanescens Video (New Simple Grow TEK)

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GordoTEK

Hydrogen peroxide is a little controversial in the mycology community but it is scientifically proven to inhibit spore germination. Too much will also slow down the mycelium though. Most people don't recommend using it, but I think its fine to use 3% in moderate amounts as shown in my bulk grow vid, it certainly did no harm and may be beneficial and it costs next to nothing. Some people try to use hydrogen peroxide AFTER contamination, but by then it's too late, its main benefit is in preventing contam spores from germinating. If you search pubmed you can find numerous references to hydrogen peroxide inhibiting spores. There is also a very smart man, Randall R. Wayne, Ph.D who created an entire website built around the idea of growing mushrooms using hydrogen peroxide, I don't know if he is still alive, the site no longer seems to exist but the internet archive does: http://web.archive.org/web/20060202062106/http://www.mycomasters.com/index.html#Top

GordoTEK

Yes, you can use just verm, no ph adjustment needed. Coir is not desirable for the casing at least for pan cyans because the mycelium loves to eat it and it will probably just colonize it which defeats the purpose. But coir can be used in casings for some other species including cubes and natalensis (basically any species that doesn't really NEED a casing, haha).

James

Hey Gordo, thanks for doing this Tek, I can't wait to get started, I just need to find some spores. Do you ever use hydrogen peroxide on Pan Cyans? I tend to spray my cubensis early to try and stop spore development.

Shaboy

If you don’t use peat moss should you also leave out the calcium carbonate? Also is vermiculite and coir an option ? If so what ratio would that substrate be? Much gratitude.

What are your thoughts on the effectiveness of growing in warmer climates? I see the range is 70 to 85 degrees f, but do you think I would have any success with growing above 85degrees? I want to set to a mini green house, but no room to set one up inside.


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