Bulk Mono Tek Pictorial
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choempi
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I never make or use prints, clone lc
choempi
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justparanoid
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Nadda just waiting on my PC to be delivered so i can get busy! dang weather has it delayed.
I ordered another syringe for golden teachers and will make a LC this time before i do anything else.
JP
I ordered another syringe for golden teachers and will make a LC this time before i do anything else.
JP
choempi
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gotcha, waiting is hard
choempi
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Never used sporeworks but think it is a good source, they have PE which 101 does not.
They are a shroomery sponser (sporeworks), shroom talk (101)
night and day, I put links in the thread
choempi
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Really. Mushroom cultivation to me is one of the easiest things in the world. They are self-sustaining and rather quick. Much more so then marijuana and people on this site should be very familiar with that.
This is a money quote...
Much easier, cheaper, faster...
cazador
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Would it be better to put the tyvek on top of lid under ring?
Then put micro-tape over hole after injecting MS solution?
Or is the tyvec siliconed to the hole only under lid?
I have been on hold for to long while you all rock on. I was waiting because I wanted to use this laminar flow hood I got for a fantastic deal
I am waiting for the correct filter to arrive but while I do I am itching to start something going. It seems that you got some other people interested too. I hate feeling like a noob. It’s been awhile. I guess that’s part of the draw too. Until I get all the lingo down I might need a bit of handholding, hope that’s ok? Also while I have been waiting I have been reading, I think I’m a bit overloaded with different teks, ideas, variations of this and that… without yet putting things to practice. My plan, as advised here, is to make a MSLC first, test it to see if it is clean, then go to town with it, and to following this bulk mono tek.
Then put micro-tape over hole after injecting MS solution?
Or is the tyvec siliconed to the hole only under lid?
I have been on hold for to long while you all rock on. I was waiting because I wanted to use this laminar flow hood I got for a fantastic deal
I am waiting for the correct filter to arrive but while I do I am itching to start something going. It seems that you got some other people interested too. I hate feeling like a noob. It’s been awhile. I guess that’s part of the draw too. Until I get all the lingo down I might need a bit of handholding, hope that’s ok? Also while I have been waiting I have been reading, I think I’m a bit overloaded with different teks, ideas, variations of this and that… without yet putting things to practice. My plan, as advised here, is to make a MSLC first, test it to see if it is clean, then go to town with it, and to following this bulk mono tek. heres a shot of my homemade lid. tyvek and rtv silicone
and hers a pic of the LC jar
JP
justparanoid
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This was just something i made on the fly. Now that i think about it, the tyvek should be on the outside so it stays dry.
Anyone happen to have a lid tek i can follow?
JP
Anyone happen to have a lid tek i can follow?
JP
choempi
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Use 2 holes like you have and just use some micropore tape over the non silicon hole.
justparanoid
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Ok sounds great. I have a roll of the micro pore tape in my closet.
JP
JP
justparanoid
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Yay for you!
JP
JP
cazador
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Great!, that is what I was thinking, just didn't know if it was enough. Thanks again.
Do you have a LC solution formula that you could recomend? I see many out there. I have honey, sugar,maple syrup and light Karo in the house. If it's best to use a malt? or something i'll go to the brew store or wherever I need to go to get the correct stuff.
I'll start my own journel and stop asking personal question here. Hopfuly I'll get a mentor subbed to guide me a bit (keep me on track). I tend to want to do it all at once. small steps i know is best..
