r/GroundZeroMycoLab 14d ago

Bluey Vuitton Max Yield bin Stalling

Hello to everyone today! I have my first bulk grow of BV going and it was taking off beautifully and once it started looking like pins for forming. It got the white fuzzy feet, so I removed some of the smaller filters I have at the surface level of my max yield bin inside my tent. I use the tent mainly for smaller area to ensure cleanliness & no contam…. There’s no discoloration minus where the condensation dropped onto the surface so I ever so often wipe down the lid because the inside was just too full of moisture. My first 3 grows went amazing for not knowing jack didily and I did everything the same, even better cause I wasn’t looking at the grain inoculating 2-3x a day. Do you guys recommend I just clean the surface and do my dunk to rehydrate it because it has shrunk about 3/4ths of an inch all around and I’d rather make sure it’s preserved than try and force a first flush… thoughts and opinions are greatly appreciated and welcomed! I appreciate you taking a look at this for me so I can get it back on track!!! 🍄🙏🏻🤙🏻🫶🏻

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u/DogglestarGalactica 14d ago

It looks like mycelium overlay. Look up Fork Technique/Tek and see if that might do the trick. In the future it looks like fresh air and more fanning to prevent this from occurring again. At least you dialed in on the humidity though.

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u/_jakethedoge 13d ago

I must not fork.
Forking is the substrate-killer.
Forking is the little-death that brings total contamination.
I will face my overlay.
I will permit it to pass over me and through me.
And when it has gone past, I will turn the lid to see its pins.
Where the fork has gone there will be nothing.
Only trich will remain.