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So this took way longer than I expected but after adjusting the room temperature I noticed some fruiting bodies over night
Should I be concerned that they are all growing from the original colonized substrate layer up around the sides of my coco coir casing layer that I added two weeks in?
These are my first monotub attempts and grow attempts in general. I started with grain bags and let them fully colonize for about 10 days. I then layered the grain in my monotub with substrate from north spore. After about two weeks the network looked really colonized and healthy so I thought it was time to initiate fruiting conditions by increasing fae and adding a casing layer of coco coir. Another two weeks pass with no fruiting, and I just watch as the mycelium slowly takes over this casing layer I added. I finally increased the temperature in the room the last couple days and today I noticed a monster in my tub!
Now back to my question, seems like the biggest bodies are growing up around the sides of the block from the original layer. Against the walls. Should I be concerned and how do I know they are ready to harvest? Iβm noticing lots of other pins now forming on the very top layer but Iβm assuming these big boys will be ready long before all the smaller guys that are just starting to pop up?
I donβt want to disturb the top layer but should I dig up around the sides to give them room and maybe a dumb question but could there be a lot more formed between the original layer (4weeks old) and the casing layer (2weeks old)?
Thanks for any advice πβ€οΈβπ₯ pics labeled tub #1 and #2
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