Growing mushrooms in tubs: o2, co2, long stems and maximizing pinsets 

Yes! I definitely feel the same. This video is great; it's very informative.

thats why you just read forums and pirate books all videos are made to maximize their popularity and only cover surface level ideas

And about 1000 fruiting blocks

@@PracticalMyco 😂😂😂 that joke was so on point

Look at you now👍👊

Look at him now he made it to 6k in one year

This aged well. He's going to hit 8k soon. Nice:)

What about the other top 1 or 2 video? I'm really curios about

Amazing. I wonder if any sterile cover layer would help to build high enough CO2 concentrantion? Will it has to had a Gas Exchange hole if I use like a plastic bag on a small tub?

​@@Rodriastral666i was wander exactly the same, what if cut a peace of transparent plastic with a couple holes ?

​@@carlosjurado2012This was 2 months ago and I have success with the pinset and actually my very first flushes and harvesting. This CO2 buildup worked. I did covered my cake with a sanitized (with alcohol) bag, this will work now as a fruiting chamber, kinda like a "bottle tek" i did some holes on it and covered them with micropore tape, I kinda tried to put the bag's highest point the closer to the surface of the cake, fixed it with a elastic band. Also This did not instantly made the cake to pin, I did my research about cold shocking for pins and on every forum I found that it does nothing for P. Cubensis but I decided to give it a try. I cold shocked by the night (about 9 hours) and then put it at ambient temperature (my room) so it did not had incubation temperature any more. After a few days I started giving fresh air exchange and raised that low level bag and stretched the height of the bag significantly up the cake covered, removed the tape so it doesn't build so much CO2 also I readed that this way now it has more FAE circulation, the holes were very small. It did started pinning and fruited very well, my little cocacola-bottle cakes fruited for almost a month, 1:1 ratio with just brown rice spawn and simple coir-only, microwave pasteurized bulk substrate. My conclusion is that CO2 buildup setup does not have to be that extreme, it might be a factor that triggers pinning but in conjunction with a small cold shock, fae, fruiting temperature (lower, about 24°C) and CO2 buildup it has a higher chance to start pinning quicker.

Almost forgot, yeah, that plastic transparent bag will work, just use whatever you have, any transparent bag will be fine