Early pinning

Myco-Iggy · 11-27-06, 17:57

Hey yall, this is my first post but I usually inquire elsewhere.

Im dealing with four trays that are spawned to starw and poo.
They are almost done colonizing and one decided to get some green meanies.
After surgery (open tray carefully, cut it out as clean as possible, then misted w/ h2o2/h2o solution) the mold stays away but mushies apear in the highly coloniaed edges of the tray.

Now, should I try to just fruit this as is and case after first flush or is this too much of a risk and should I just case it as is and try not to cover all the pins on the edges????

Thanks for any help yall
PEACE

eternalfrost · 11-27-06, 19:09

its usually safest to chuck anything with the Green an many miles away as you can as soon as possible. has a habit of contaminating the whole area for months. not to mention possibilities of getting tainted mushies

Zentastic · 11-27-06, 19:33

I agree. Keeping that in your grow area is asking for a future full of green.

Myco-Iggy · 11-28-06, 09:36

YEA I KEEP MY GROW AREA IN A TOTALLY SEPERATE HOUSE.
BUT THE AMOUNT OF TRICH THAT PEEPED WAS MINISCUL(?) AND ITS BEEN LIKE FOUR OR FIVE DAYS AND NOTHING CAME BACK.

I HAVE ALREADY ACCUALLY MISTED THE CASING AND IF IT CONTAMS THEN IT CONTAMS AND IT WILL BE DESTROYED. BUT IM HOPIN, I GUESS

THE SUBSTRATE NEVER FULLY COLONIZED DUE TO LACK OF MOISTURE AND I THINK THIS IS WHY IT CONTAMMED IN THE FIRST PLACE SO I DONT HAVE TOO MUCH HOPE FOR IT UNLESS IT MAKES IT THROUGH THE FIRST FLUSH AND THEN ITS ON!!!
ILL SEE WHAT I CAN DO ABOUT PICS
THANKS AND PEACE
IGGY

BuckarooBanzai · 11-28-06, 18:57

Waiting or tossing is up to you. Sometimes a contaminated project will fruit, but it will always contaminate your grow environment. All that green you see is trich spores. It only takes one of those to infect the next project.

My FOAF has a zero tolerance policy on contaminants. If it looks funky, out the door it goes.

Incidentally, please don't type in all caps. It makes people feel like you are screaming at them.

dial8 · 11-29-06, 09:28

TOSS THE TRICH!!!

If you must keep it then soak it in a 200-300:1 water:bleach solution for a few hours.

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11-27-06, 17:57	#1 (permalink)
Myco-Iggy Psychonaught Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 21	Early pinning Hey yall, this is my first post but I usually inquire elsewhere. Im dealing with four trays that are spawned to starw and poo. They are almost done colonizing and one decided to get some green meanies. After surgery (open tray carefully, cut it out as clean as possible, then misted w/ h2o2/h2o solution) the mold stays away but mushies apear in the highly coloniaed edges of the tray. Now, should I try to just fruit this as is and case after first flush or is this too much of a risk and should I just case it as is and try not to cover all the pins on the edges???? Thanks for any help yall PEACE

11-27-06, 19:09	#2 (permalink)
eternalfrost Mycotopiate Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 812	its usually safest to chuck anything with the Green an many miles away as you can as soon as possible. has a habit of contaminating the whole area for months. not to mention possibilities of getting tainted mushies __________________ No one knows what’s next, but everybody does it. Translucent Art - Exploring Beauty Through Computation

11-28-06, 18:57	#5 (permalink)
BuckarooBanzai Prone to ranting... Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 4,243	Waiting or tossing is up to you. Sometimes a contaminated project will fruit, but it will always contaminate your grow environment. All that green you see is trich spores. It only takes one of those to infect the next project. My FOAF has a zero tolerance policy on contaminants. If it looks funky, out the door it goes. Incidentally, please don't type in all caps. It makes people feel like you are screaming at them. __________________ Banzai Institute for Higher Education (a collection of growing Teks & threads)

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11-27-06, 19:33	#3 (permalink)
Zentastic Mycophiliac Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 21	I agree. Keeping that in your grow area is asking for a future full of green.

11-28-06, 09:36	#4 (permalink)
Myco-Iggy Psychonaught Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 21	YEA I KEEP MY GROW AREA IN A TOTALLY SEPERATE HOUSE. BUT THE AMOUNT OF TRICH THAT PEEPED WAS MINISCUL(?) AND ITS BEEN LIKE FOUR OR FIVE DAYS AND NOTHING CAME BACK. I HAVE ALREADY ACCUALLY MISTED THE CASING AND IF IT CONTAMS THEN IT CONTAMS AND IT WILL BE DESTROYED. BUT IM HOPIN, I GUESS THE SUBSTRATE NEVER FULLY COLONIZED DUE TO LACK OF MOISTURE AND I THINK THIS IS WHY IT CONTAMMED IN THE FIRST PLACE SO I DONT HAVE TOO MUCH HOPE FOR IT UNLESS IT MAKES IT THROUGH THE FIRST FLUSH AND THEN ITS ON!!! ILL SEE WHAT I CAN DO ABOUT PICS THANKS AND PEACE IGGY

11-29-06, 09:28	#6 (permalink)
dial8 Un Undead ***er8tor Join Date: Jun 1976 Posts: 3,181	TOSS THE TRICH!!! If you must keep it then soak it in a 200-300:1 water:bleach solution for a few hours.

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