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RE: LeoThread 2024-12-18 02:18

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Part 4/7:

  1. Chop Straw: Using chopped straw from a pet store is recommended for faster colonization by the mycelium.

  2. Heat and Submerge: The straw needs to be heated in a bucket of hot water (140 to 175°F or 60 to 80°C) for about one hour to kill off undesirable microorganisms while keeping beneficial ones intact.

  3. Drain and Cool: After the pasteurization process, the straw must be allowed to cool and drain for around 30 minutes, ensuring it is moist but not dripping wet.

Inoculation: Introducing the Spawn

Once the straw is properly prepared, it's time for inoculation:

  1. Sterilization: Begin by cleaning all items that will come into contact with the spawn using a suitable sterilizing agent.