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Dude, I have had the same issue in my house. The cold will slow things down. You should be fine. Maybe put a towel or something over the FC at night to help keep a little more heat in. Also, a thermometer in the FC would let you know if that heater is working. Also, mist and fan 2X a day. Wait a while longer. I think you will be suprised.

Man you need to do some research. But in short you need to grow mushrooms.

Dub, you not only have an answer for every growing question, but you also have language answers. Genleman and scholar. Happy growing.

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ha ha wierd. I like the taste better fresh. And I have, more than once, eatten way too much when eating fresh. Went a little crazy. Good times.

No idea man. Don't think they ever really test for them. Might need to google it.

Oposite side of the world from you man. I have 4 feet of snow and it's -4F here right now. Now shrooms growing outside here.

100% colonization willbe when the whole jar is white(minus the verm top layer. Then be sure to let it go one more week. Some people sterilize the perlite. I don't. I do spray a little hydogen peroxide on it before I put my cakes in. Just don"t spray that shit on yur cakes.

All I do is birth my cakes, dunk em for 12-20 hours in the fridge, roll em and put em in the fc with natural indirect light. I don't think it matters if it's 12 hours or 6. But I'm also a newbie. PATIENCE

It depends on the test. Most tests for jobs and probation will not check for the active ingredients in shrooms

It might work. Lots of chances for contams though. Good luck man. Just the fact you have un contaminated jars means you know what to do next time. I'd scrap em and start again.

I live in a small town and have town water and I don't do anything to my water.

In winter, in nature, I think only the spores survive.

You should be fine. You may have to pick a few early or something, but then you will know for the next batch.

From what I have read. The mycelium grows in the dark because in the wild it is growing under leaves or other stuff. When growth hits the edge of the leaves or whatever in nature the mycelium gets light, cooler temps. and FAE. All the things that we try to give it to pin. When you look at the way they grow in nature, it's exacly what we are trying to emulate at home. GL

Good to hear bro!

It takes bed times to make you appreciate good times. Good luck Helo and all!

Right on guys. THe site is simple and everyone (most everyone) in here is great. THanks ANNO!

Just make sure that if you are adding water to your syringes make sure the water has been boiled and you allow it to cool while covered. Adding water sounds like an invite for contams to me! Good luck bro

Yeah PW I would love to argue with you but you are pretty much right. I just say "deny deny deny!" Make them prove things and hope they mak emistakes.