mushroom grow bag help

so now that i see pins what is the order now ? just fanning? and humidity in the 80s or 90s . sorry for all the questions . but as most of you know, this is my first time and i would like to end up with some type of product in the end.

Yea just keep with the fanning and misting routine, humidity above 90%.
Those pins will turn into fruit in a few days.

ok. sorry to keep asking that. i thought iheard stop misting when you see pins . ok .well thanks for the help evry1. ill post some more pics as things develop.i am extremely excited about this.

Don't mist the cake directly, mist the walls of the fruiting chamber.
And good luck with your mushies.

joeyjoejoe said:

ok. sorry to keep asking that. i thought iheard stop misting when you see pins . ok .well thanks for the help evry1. ill post some more pics as things develop.i am extremely excited about this.

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They say that because fruit rot is a big fear - but mostly in commercial agaricus grows, you really don't have to worry about rot if you know the caps will not stay wet for very long becuase of air flow or low humidity. Furthermore you are also looking (if you are casing) to keeping the moisture level of the casing somewhat high as it shouldn't take long after a flush to bring the casing moisture up - you can't just drench it and hope for the best. You have to bring it up gradualy, and if it is already nice and high, it won't take much more to bring it to optimum - you want a total strategy from beginning to end, a part of that is how many flushes you expect, how deep do you case in anticipation of those flushes, how do you manage to get the casing up to the right moisture level just a day or so before your next flush starts.

You need to crush that puppy and spread it as well as you can in some KOWINITE soil bag best shit u can then make a spore print and give it to me so i can have mushies for life k?

Mushies. For life.

if ive learned anything from this experience, it would be sanitation, temps , humidity, and most important patience!im not don yet though

Patience is the biggest thing about this. The only other thing that is a very close second is sanitary conditions. You probably noticed from reading alot of these threads that alot of people muck things up mostly by being impatient. That's one thing that doing this really teaches you about. Good luck man. Soon you will be frunked up off your own fungus. Among us.

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Patience is the biggest thing about this. The only other thing that is a very close second is sanitary conditions. You probably noticed from reading alot of these threads that alot of people muck things up mostly by being impatient. That's one thing that doing this really teaches you about. Good luck man. Soon you will be frunked up off your own fungus. Among us.

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thanks for the encouragement . much appreciated>

Let's see how things will go from here.

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if ive learned anything from this experience, it would be sanitation, temps , humidity, and most important patience!im not don yet though

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The pic is pretty but the words are more so - Yes! sanitation, temp, humidity and Patience (it comes with confidence I think). The mushroom rewards those with whom it is pleased.

whats next ? do i pick the ones that are ready? or do i wait till they are all ready and pick all at once? the vail has ripped on two of them so far i think?

Pic the opened ones and leave the others. Twist and pull. You can also do a shroomery.org search on harvesting if you need more info. Good times ahead for you buddy. Later.

yummy!i cant wait .

That's the spirit.

is the black on some of these normal or bad?

its normal its the spores tat got dropped.

does anyone here pick them before they open or the veil breaks?

ok . man , i have soooo much more to learn.

I'm just guessing now but it looks like you may have more than enough to get you goooooonnnneee.