How To Control Humidity and Airflow in Mushroom Fruiting Rooms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ส.ค. 2020
- A video going over humidity and airflow design in my commercial oyster mushroom fruiting room. Here is my kit website showing some of the controls I use kit.co/MyersMushrooms/grow-su...
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You sir are the king of cool gadgets. I enjoy all your videos.
good to see you again!
The carts are amazing !toying with the idea to fabricate carts to fit a roll in autoclave :)
Thank you for your amazing sharing!
Good luck with your internship fantastic content
Hi Eric....You should show off your new Misting system. Are you using the pressure washer pump still?
Hey Eric thanks for everything!
How well are you filtering the air from outside?
awesome! I'm currently setting up my own mid-pressure misters in a much smaller 6x10 chamber together with waterproof fan. i noticed in your high pressure mister video that you had the nozzles ziptied right to the fan with an opposing fan at the other end of the room. how does this compare with attaching a line of misters to the ceiling? I'm thinking of the doing the same thing and having a fan turn on at the same time as the misters.
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- HI BIG GUY!!!
April 2021!!! AUGHHH! I can't last that long! Tell me it ain't so! btw, what ya apprenticing for?
do you run an exhaust fan 24/7 as well or is it on an interval?
Hey buddy, How do you get your oysters to pin only through the slits you make in the bags? My oysters usually pin wherever they want, including under the plastic.
Do you use a filter on your intake fan?
Do you have a drain in the floor or you think it is unnecessary?
Are you near the highway I might be driving past your way in a month or so. We need to take measurements for where I can setup a tent and live off the Myer land lol. Looking good brother!
Thanks, appreciate it. However, can u clarify some of my doubts please. I see an inlet for fresh air, but what about an outlet to control co2 build-up? And, if there's an outlet, couldn't it also suck out the moisture, thereby drying out the grow room?
There is an exhaust going 24/7 as well. that's what makes the room dry cycle and keep c02 down
@@MyersMushroomsFarms I see. The trick must lie in finding the balance to maintain high humidity, although, since your exhaust is running 24/7, I can't figure it out. Thanks
@@revolioclockbergjr8482 thats where the cycle timer comes into play
@@MyersMushroomsFarms great brother. How do you set the timer. I mean on/off cycle and in between the cycle. Thanks
Hi Eric. Why mushrooms and can I come visit? :)
How cold can you get the Heat Pump to get the room without the fins icing up? 5-10C? We use a "through the window" 8K BTU Air Conditioning unit and the ripped off "coolbot" light bulb/cheap temp PID controller trick and it never ever ices up on us during the summer and we can get 4C out of it for our walk in cooler!
Mr cool minis have low ambient kits on them
@@Yourmom-tc4rn how low can one set it?
@@silverleapers 5 degrees. Home depot has them. They have other ones that cool down to -13 ambient
@@Yourmom-tc4rn So just to be clear, you can set the heat pump to 5C and it will cool the room to 5C? I thought they bottomed out at like 16C?
no, it will still cool when its that cold outside
@TH-cam thanks for the notification, 6 (six) days after this posted. Argggg, not ok.
whats the difference between just a clean liquid culture and a commercial grade culture?
The strain is a commercial isolate thats proven to yeild well and have traits like disease resistance
@@MyersMushroomsFarms ahh ok thanks
Just curious, what’s the internship for?
Working at a greenhouse supplier
Myers Mushrooms Farms I’m really trying not to ask anything too personal, but I’m dumping a ton of money into this hobby right now. Do you see many people leaving their day job to do mushrooms full time?
did you have to scale down because of the virus?
bigtime
how do I get in the class?
ill have them listed on my website in a few weeks
Soooooo jealous....
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You look like you’re getting quality oysters.. but your setup is way over complicated. Why couldn’t you just use an ink bird and a regular humidifier, control it the exact same way over time... way less maintenance, cost is less. Don’t get me wrong it looks like it works but seems far from efficient.
you ever run inkbird? i did for years and they are horribly inaccurate and unreliable. What do you think is over complicated? My $30 cycle timer that i can adjust in a half second?
@@MyersMushroomsFarms and co2 sensors are way more riskier to run than a well calibrated 24/7 fan that gives enough air changes per hour.