Anyone willing to talk about growing mushrooms?

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Do you cook your cvg at all? As in 200° for 2 hours at least?
 
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I’ve been putting it in a 5gal bucket, then add boiling water, close up the bucket with a lid, and then let it sit until it’s room temp.
What's messed up to me about coir is that people claim that you don't need any heat at all. While others claim that you need to pasteurize it. The tek that I've been following calls for cooking the coir to provide a better nutritional value to the cvg.
 

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So I had a thought not sure how well it will work but I'm going to recycle my coco from my grow into mushroom substrate...and after that outside into my garden beds
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Do you already use the same coco for your shrooms? The reason I ask is because a lot of coco that it made specifically for plants comes with trichoderma in it purposely to fight of fungus. It's one of the reasons people recommend using coco that is made for reptile bedding.
 
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Do you already use the same coco for your shrooms? The reason I ask is because a lot of coco that it made specifically for plants comes with trichoderma in it purposely to fight of fungus. It's one of the reasons people recommend using coco that is made for reptile bedding.
No I use two different kinds of coco floraflex quickfills for growing then the blocks of coir for my boomers.
 
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