Casing to FC: When?

orgonebox · 05-30-09, 12:08

How much rhizomorphic growth should one see through the casing before removing the foil and introducing the cased substrate-in-tray to the fruiting chamber? It's been two days (the usual recommended time) and I'm seeing multiple spiky white blooms on top of the coir casing.

weeeeeee · 05-30-09, 12:25

so its a freshly cased fully colonized tray? and its been incubating cased for 2 days? then yes id fruit that baby especially if it were showing rhizzos

Sidestreet Getaway · 05-30-09, 13:40

If you're incubating your casing, it's a good idea to patch the first few bits of mycelium that poke through the casing layer. Then leave it for another day or two and see if it's coming in more evenly.

The more even your casing is run through, the more likely it is that you'll get a nice, even flush.

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05-30-09, 12:08	#1 (permalink)
orgonebox cocksucker Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 124	Casing to FC: When? How much rhizomorphic growth should one see through the casing before removing the foil and introducing the cased substrate-in-tray to the fruiting chamber? It's been two days (the usual recommended time) and I'm seeing multiple spiky white blooms on top of the coir casing.

05-30-09, 12:25	#2 (permalink)
weeeeeee humanoid Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 1,851	so its a freshly cased fully colonized tray? and its been incubating cased for 2 days? then yes id fruit that baby especially if it were showing rhizzos __________________ -p.l.u.r

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05-30-09, 13:40	#3 (permalink)
Sidestreet Getaway Slaptastician Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 1,319	If you're incubating your casing, it's a good idea to patch the first few bits of mycelium that poke through the casing layer. Then leave it for another day or two and see if it's coming in more evenly. The more even your casing is run through, the more likely it is that you'll get a nice, even flush.