nicemarmot
Well-Known Member
Hello All - Question for the group...
I have inoculated jars and waiting to see mycelium growth start - it's been 4 days. My concern is that it's proving difficult to keep a constant temperature of 75-80F for the period of time it's going to take for mycelial growth. I have the jars in a closet, in a box and wrapped in a plastic garbage bag. The ambient low temp overnight is getting down to 71F and the high for the day reaching 81F. Does anyone see this as an issue? Unfortunately, I can't say how long the temperature is in the middle sweet spot but I would guess for approximately 6-10 hours.
I've seen it suggested to place jars on top of a heating pad to raise the temperature. Thoughts on this practice?
Changing the overall temperature of the room using central air isn't an option. Any other good ideas or hacks you all have experience with?
Thanks in advance.
I have inoculated jars and waiting to see mycelium growth start - it's been 4 days. My concern is that it's proving difficult to keep a constant temperature of 75-80F for the period of time it's going to take for mycelial growth. I have the jars in a closet, in a box and wrapped in a plastic garbage bag. The ambient low temp overnight is getting down to 71F and the high for the day reaching 81F. Does anyone see this as an issue? Unfortunately, I can't say how long the temperature is in the middle sweet spot but I would guess for approximately 6-10 hours.
I've seen it suggested to place jars on top of a heating pad to raise the temperature. Thoughts on this practice?
Changing the overall temperature of the room using central air isn't an option. Any other good ideas or hacks you all have experience with?
Thanks in advance.