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doobydoobydoo · 09-01-06, 19:27

These spores have been saved from the PESH spores PF used to offer. They like a lil more air change than most cubbies I've worked with and will abhort and/or make smaller fruits with too much humidity and not enough air change. They start out with darkish caps, and as they open and ripen up, they turn a nice goldenish color. These are very similar to golden teachers in that respect, but these are not GT, and also not plain Hawaiians, these are PESH. (PES Hawaiian).

Again, dunked, 2nd flush on these, no casing at all. My usual verm/fresh ground brf formula. These are in 10 gallon fish tanks with perlite for humidity. Aired out 3-4 times per day, walls misted if dry. Currently a lil humid in there, so I've been not misting and airing more. You can see by the condensation on the tank walls. A lil more than I normally like. So, more air changes.

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doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,462	PESH on half pint pf-cakes These spores have been saved from the PESH spores PF used to offer. They like a lil more air change than most cubbies I've worked with and will abhort and/or make smaller fruits with too much humidity and not enough air change. They start out with darkish caps, and as they open and ripen up, they turn a nice goldenish color. These are very similar to golden teachers in that respect, but these are not GT, and also not plain Hawaiians, these are PESH. (PES Hawaiian). Again, dunked, 2nd flush on these, no casing at all. My usual verm/fresh ground brf formula. These are in 10 gallon fish tanks with perlite for humidity. Aired out 3-4 times per day, walls misted if dry. Currently a lil humid in there, so I've been not misting and airing more. You can see by the condensation on the tank walls. A lil more than I normally like. So, more air changes.