Corey Vaughan wrote:Oyster mushrooms are pretty fast and resilient, so it may just outpace the mold. Depending on your grow set up, you may want to separate the contaminated bag away from the rest, if they aren't showing any signs of mold growth. Ensure that there's plenty of fresh air circulating around your grow, without drying it out.
What are your plans for the spawn? Will it be an indoor grow or will you be using the mycelium to innoculate a larger outdoor bed?
I am planning to inoculate straw in a 5 gallon bucket to grow indoors. I will keep that in mind about better air flow. It has been in my closet, so possibly not enough of air flow. Thanks. But that is very good to know about the resilience of the Mushroom.
