How To Apply a TRUE Casing Layer To Your Mushroom Monotubs

Hello everyone! In todays video I'm going to show you how I use a (semi) true casing layer when growing mushrooms :)

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[GoombaGrows]

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[AboveAllBeOriginal]

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[HxH]

Subbed.. recently got my first grain bag and mycelium is now starting to grow 👌🏽 your content is gold!

[JulieLowery-rb]

I hope I get pins in 12 hours too! That'd be great!!!

[lyndenwagner]

do you heat them for this stage, how if so? with a heating mat still?

[extremechimpout]

Oh man I'm so jealous of a harvest like that! So many mushrooms. I just buy these boxes that you pour water on and put in a bag. They work great but they are pricey and small and I really love eating the mushrooms so it gets kinda expensive. Still cheaper then drinking all the time tho so can't complain

[zekecostello]

Which strain did you NOT add the casing layer?

[teddybear]

Do you need to add water and rehydrate the cake after you harvest the first lot of grown mushy, can you let more mushrooms grow after the first mass picking ? Confused on when the important moment to flush should be, cheers bro

[NITIN-ptmc]

Can you make a video on how to make a liquid culture ?

[thatguyty]

Do cubes benefit from the casing layer?

[kyletuckett]

What do i do if my casing layer is being colonized?

[파이팅-ci]

Hi, the difference between pseduo casing and true casing is mycelium colonizing casing layer?

Then what is it called when applying casing layer to button mushroom?
Button mushroom casing needs to be colonized and then tossed into fruiting conditions

In my opinion, dividing pseudo and non-pseudo casing is meaningless

[aidennymes]

that is NOT a TRUE casing layer... a true one would be PH adjusted. just sain

[jenocide]

This isn't even a true casing layer, what? Coir is a pseudo-casing layer. Peat/lime is a true casing. This is just bad advice. And cubes don't need to be cased, so the pseudo-casing really doesn't do much. True casing (i.e. peat/lime) is meant for exotics like pans, nats, etc.