Would I use this with the a Button Mushroom seed? Or do I need to mix this with another media?
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Yes, from what I have researched this would work. Couldn't get mine to work this year.
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I use simple food coloring and mix it in a paper cup. Works fine but a bit messy.
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Yes, I do with no problem. Just mux what you want to use, and save what you don't need unmixed (once mixed, you must use it right away.) I just cover the developer with plastic wrap put the cap on the color.
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The "stir" button does not run continuously. It only runs while your finger is on it, so you'd need to stand there holding it to constantly stir. For things like fudge this wouldn't work. For something that just can't burn, I would imagine you'll be totally fine as this doesn't burn stuff as long as there is a liquid in it :)
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Yes, why not? What other method might you use? I have used for tomato plants and watermelon seeds so far.
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You can mix this as spawn; or with spawn. But BRF cakes are low in nutritiousness value, so better to be used as spawn.
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Some people mix it with jojoba oil. I haven't got that to work for me yet but it did get soft enough to cut so I chop it up and melt chunks it in my hands. I must admit its a not great to use. But if you want to smell like chocolate this is the way to go. I wouldn't give it a low rating because it is what it is.
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You can use other culture. You can also use small amount of ready made yogurt from supermarket as a seed.
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I'm not sure. I've not tried this. I would think that a thicker mix may not work as well, but I'll give it a shot.
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Hello Clarecrow, Either One Will Work. I Prefer The Recipe That Came With The Wands. Thank You!
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The substrate has no magic mushroom spores in it, in this substrate there actually has no spores in it. You would need to order mushroom spores from an online vendor or from a local mushroom grow shop. Good luck!
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I would recommend you use a plastic potato masher rather than the electric mixmaster. Otherwise, I believe you could potentially harm the surface.
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Yes, it should work just fine for sprouting other seeds. As to the mold problem mentioned by somebody else, I personally have never had a mold issue with mine. I just wash the trays with hot soapy water in between use. The mold problem could be related to where you are buying your grain from, or the sprouting temperature, moisture level, the environment where you live, ect. The brand that I use is Great River Organic Milling company. I buy it in 50 pound bags with free shipping here on Amazon.
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I always set aside about 1/4 or 1/2 cup of each batch to seed the next batch. It works fine every time (at one-week intervals). My original culture was a small cup of pure Greek yogurt from a supermarket; be sure to buy a culture you like the taste of.
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From what I've seen you'll need a really sharp knife and a gentle touch. I made some without the nori (seaweed) and it was tough to keep it perfectly circular, but it did work. I haven't specifically tried what your asking, but I bet you could get it to work. That's actually what I'm going to try next, I've been meaning to do this and then roll it in sesame seeds. :-)
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Once I got creative and made muffins with the left over "mash" thumbs down turned out gross! Honestly of you have a garden it ends up making great soil. Years ago i used to compost. Once i used the pulp for smoothies. Depending on what you juiced it's amazing!
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Using even in a minimal amount is better than nothing. I have mixed some in water and used it that way, and I have broadcast it over soil. I also mixed it into the soil when prepping a new bed or pot. This man has several videos on the topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k41WK5z6mo