april20gardener
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Went into the grow store about 3 weeks ago and saw the bags decided to grab a few and 4weeks in looks exceptional .how would they do in my veg ?
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CO2 bags ..... First run and so far so good
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april20gardener
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I've also been using liquid karma ,but this is the nicest look by far . A mixed group of FFA & ECSD
Should try growing portabella or oyster mushrooms.
Couple of buckets of spawn incubating in the corner will do the same thing cheaper... plus you get a bunch of mushrooms you can eat out of it.
Still... handy to just grab a bag, eh?
Stay Safe!
Couple of buckets of spawn incubating in the corner will do the same thing cheaper... plus you get a bunch of mushrooms you can eat out of it.
Still... handy to just grab a bag, eh?
Stay Safe!
april20gardener
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Thanx , can't wait to try it out
april20gardener
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J
Javadog
Very pretty plants.
I was interested in this post, as I cultivate mushrooms and could easily put some
filter patch sacks of colonizing substrate into the tent. I have just not convinced myself
that they would manage to raise the CO2 in the tent appreciably, with all the air flow that
I am driving through the tent.
FWIW, you can take a sample from one bag, after it has been colonized, and start new
bags with it. I would recommend straw as a substrate, as it is very forgiving.
Good luck,
JD
I was interested in this post, as I cultivate mushrooms and could easily put some
filter patch sacks of colonizing substrate into the tent. I have just not convinced myself
that they would manage to raise the CO2 in the tent appreciably, with all the air flow that
I am driving through the tent.
FWIW, you can take a sample from one bag, after it has been colonized, and start new
bags with it. I would recommend straw as a substrate, as it is very forgiving.
Good luck,
JD
april20gardener
Member
Me and mom where just sayin how delicious it would be to have our own shrooms and it will a definite try in the near futer
oejack9
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I've been eye balling those co2 bags for the last 2 months....I'm very curious to see the results....I understand that co2 can increase your yield in a big way.....do you have anything to compare this grows yield against? Keep me in the loop if you could I'd appreciate it.Best of luck.....May The Green Be With You.
J
Javadog
I will need to remember this...as it will only be between crops that I will be able to
do the work in the tent as this will require.
I made sacks of several species the other weekend. I just have no way to put them
into the tent. I will need to set up some hooks to hang the filter patch sacks, as I will
need the floor space for plants. (and the SOG in place will need to be cleared first too)
JD
do the work in the tent as this will require.
I made sacks of several species the other weekend. I just have no way to put them
into the tent. I will need to set up some hooks to hang the filter patch sacks, as I will
need the floor space for plants. (and the SOG in place will need to be cleared first too)
JD
J
Javadog
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Just curious I really like this idea I find it hard to pay for CO2 and often think there has to be a better way/ do you buy the spores and place them in the dirt? I guess my question is what's the process?
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Just curious I really like this idea I find it hard to pay for CO2 and often think there has to be a better way/ do you buy the spores and place them in the dirt? I guess my question is what's the process?
