Bigfeely123
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Incubation Area questions/tips Please, Thankyou
Hello, question about where innoculated jars will be. (after PC & spore syringe injection) Any answers/tips/advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
temperature: 67-low 70's Ferenheit. Room temp.
10-12 1/2 pint Innoculated jars placed in a plastic container with lid on. No air seeping out/no air coming in. (smallish sized plastic container.) inside of a clean garbage bag THEN put inside of a storage cube/box lined with black garbage bag with lid on. (because inside of cube/box is cloth material, would garbage bag be better, less risk of contamin. vs cloth surface?)
So overall: smallish sized plastic container with jars inside w/lid on INSIDE black garbage bag. Black garbage bag containing the plastic container w/jars then put INSIDE storage cube/box lined with black garbage bag with lid on. No air coming in or out. Until mycelium fully colonizes jars.
Reasoning the low temperature, thought that being contained would keep heat a little higher. If you think that this is a good idea & would work fine or any suggestions/ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Hello, question about where innoculated jars will be. (after PC & spore syringe injection) Any answers/tips/advice would be greatly appreciated, thank you.
temperature: 67-low 70's Ferenheit. Room temp.
10-12 1/2 pint Innoculated jars placed in a plastic container with lid on. No air seeping out/no air coming in. (smallish sized plastic container.) inside of a clean garbage bag THEN put inside of a storage cube/box lined with black garbage bag with lid on. (because inside of cube/box is cloth material, would garbage bag be better, less risk of contamin. vs cloth surface?)
So overall: smallish sized plastic container with jars inside w/lid on INSIDE black garbage bag. Black garbage bag containing the plastic container w/jars then put INSIDE storage cube/box lined with black garbage bag with lid on. No air coming in or out. Until mycelium fully colonizes jars.
Reasoning the low temperature, thought that being contained would keep heat a little higher. If you think that this is a good idea & would work fine or any suggestions/ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.