Mushroom Supplies Grow Kit In-A-Bag | Part 3: Fruits 

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Ha! Not sure I have the space or time (or money) for all that but who knows... Appreciate you stopping by and watching, and thanks for the sub!

@@ModalMyco lol well regardless of how heavy you get into it. Keep the videos coming. The mushroom/mycology community needs all the great folks it can get.

@@Mike458_ Will do, my friend. I just did spawn to bulk on the NS grain bag using BOOMR Bags in the Max Yield Bin. Content on that to come. Thanks again!

Only problem with that is the bag was not fully colonized so there was no real way to soak it effectively. It stopped producing fruits so I trashed it to make room for spawn to bulk of my North Spore grain bag in that Max Yield Bin. Content on that coming soon.

Hmmm, that's a curious situation for sure. I'm not sure I could really troubleshoot that without knowing more. Something basic to think about are the tendencies and preferred conditions for the strain itself, and making sure you're getting your conditions as close as you can to the target. It's my understanding that some strains are very finicky and need a bit more babysitting than others. But even if your strain is more forgiving, the conditions that your telemetry is showing for the monotub could be quite different than what your cake is seeing if it is still inside the bag (since the bag is essentially a self contained environment). If you started with spores, there is also a bit of a lottery that you're at the mercy of when it comes to the actual genetics you're dealing with and their strength/health. If it were me in your situation, I'd probably remove the cake completely from the bag since you're dealing with an automated monotub that can manage the conditions for you. Of course, I am a novice and the issue could be something else altogether. But my rationale would be given your use of an automated monotub, there really isn't any need (in my novice opinion) to keep the cake in the bag. And if the stalling is potentially due to too much moisture, removing the bag is a step in the right direction. At any rate, wishing you luck!

@@ModalMyco Thanks for the reply. Strain is Golden Teacher. I cut the top completely off the bag, and put the rubber band around the bag as people recommend before I put in monotub. Thus the top of the cake is completely open to the tub environment. I have dialed back the humidity target to try and keep between 85% and 90% since what I seem to read is that to create pins, the mycelium needs to feel some evaporation from the surface. Anyway, I will continue to nurse it, the small golden spots seem to be getting larger but very slowly. Would gladly send an image if there is a way to do that. Mycelium looks snow white and beautiful Thanks again

@@cduggerct1 No problem, good luck!

Right around 72 degrees F