invitro question :)

chronic_minded · 06-14-09, 05:54

hey this might sound a bit strange but i just want to be extremely sure of what im doing before i start i just wanted check a few things if any of the expieranced growers could help clear it up for me it would decent THanks!

im growing in my cuboard so ive got a space of 44 cm hieghand 22 cm with... so i thought i would go with an invitro grow(i only understand the brf tek well its the only one i learnt,, the wbs i think its called looks realy sick tho want to try that soon!) anyways is it better when growing invitro to leave the colinized substrate in the jar and just scrape the top verm layer off when fruiting? or is it better to remove the cake dunk for 12 hours then place them in a slightly larger jar or maybe a glass vase with a plastic rap top cover with a bit of wet perlight at the botom any advice guys....? shot!

peace

cap · 06-14-09, 06:46

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Originally Posted by chronic_minded

hey this might sound a bit strange but i just want to be extremely sure of what im doing before i start i just wanted check a few things if any of the expieranced growers could help clear it up for me it would decent THanks!

im growing in my cuboard so ive got a space of 44 cm hieghand 22 cm with... so i thought i would go with an invitro grow(i only understand the brf tek well its the only one i learnt,, the wbs i think its called looks realy sick tho want to try that soon!) anyways is it better when growing invitro to leave the colinized substrate in the jar and just scrape the top verm layer off when fruiting? or is it better to remove the cake dunk for 12 hours then place them in a slightly larger jar or maybe a glass vase with a plastic rap top cover with a bit of wet perlight at the botom any advice guys....? shot!

peace

heya welcome aboard

for starters you have to remember, stick to what works!
when you have your technique down and have plenty of stash around you will not only know
your shit better but you will also have the slack in case you fail. i never had much success with wbs
till recently

but anyway you may want to look into the Chronic Tek
its a variation of invitro and can be found in the invitro teks section of the Old "Archives"
which is located within the "deep knowledge" section of the site.
dont rest cakes directly on perlite or towels
the chronic tek (<--click link!) outlines a method very similiar to what u describe.
worth checking out. theres a shortcut above to the glossary entry for the tek

cap · 06-14-09, 17:14

thread oughtta be moved to fungi

floppypeter · 06-14-09, 18:38

invitro salad bowls

http://forums.mycotopia.net/holding-...owlin-tek.html (Invitro PESA, Salad Bowlin' tek)

chronic_minded · 06-21-09, 12:32

thanks alot!

GadgetGuy · 06-21-09, 12:39

I agree with not resting the cake right on the perlite. My friend used to take the jar lid and band and place it upside down on the perlite, fill it with verm and moisten it, then put verm on the top of the cake and moisten it as well. This gives the cake moisture to absorb as it fruits. It helps a lot. Look up DEC or Double End Casing.

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chronic_minded Mycophiliac Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 21	invitro question :) hey this might sound a bit strange but i just want to be extremely sure of what im doing before i start i just wanted check a few things if any of the expieranced growers could help clear it up for me it would decent THanks! im growing in my cuboard so ive got a space of 44 cm hieghand 22 cm with... so i thought i would go with an invitro grow(i only understand the brf tek well its the only one i learnt,, the wbs i think its called looks realy sick tho want to try that soon!) anyways is it better when growing invitro to leave the colinized substrate in the jar and just scrape the top verm layer off when fruiting? or is it better to remove the cake dunk for 12 hours then place them in a slightly larger jar or maybe a glass vase with a plastic rap top cover with a bit of wet perlight at the botom any advice guys....? shot! peace

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GadgetGuy Stupid Snowboarder... Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,315	I agree with not resting the cake right on the perlite. My friend used to take the jar lid and band and place it upside down on the perlite, fill it with verm and moisten it, then put verm on the top of the cake and moisten it as well. This gives the cake moisture to absorb as it fruits. It helps a lot. Look up DEC or Double End Casing.