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Can You Over Mist Mushrooms. One of the simplest ways to control humidity when growing mushrooms is by using a misting spray bottle. I mist the surface and walls once with a fine mist sprayer, latch the lids and i don’t open at all until the veils are about to break. I personally mist heavily in the morning with a spray shield to block water droplets on pins, along with a good exchange of air, then only mist. This method involves spraying the mushrooms and the surrounding area with. This works like a charm every time. Either your holes are too big, or not stuffed enough. If you're doing a monotub and you need to mist it, than you're doing it wrong. I can’t imagine having to fan and mist. Just mist until you start to see lots of tiny water globules. You can mist at any point in the process, but typically if done right you wouldn't need to mist the pins or fruit as ideally the surface conditions. Direct misting is fine if you have good air exchange. If you mist much beyond this point you're just oversaturating your substrate. If air exchange is good enough, then you can mist all you want all long as you get good evaporation, and the sub doesn't get waterlogged.

If you mist much beyond this point you're just oversaturating your substrate. Either your holes are too big, or not stuffed enough. One of the simplest ways to control humidity when growing mushrooms is by using a misting spray bottle. I mist the surface and walls once with a fine mist sprayer, latch the lids and i don’t open at all until the veils are about to break. Direct misting is fine if you have good air exchange. I can’t imagine having to fan and mist. This works like a charm every time. I personally mist heavily in the morning with a spray shield to block water droplets on pins, along with a good exchange of air, then only mist. You can mist at any point in the process, but typically if done right you wouldn't need to mist the pins or fruit as ideally the surface conditions. If you're doing a monotub and you need to mist it, than you're doing it wrong.

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Can You Over Mist Mushrooms You can mist at any point in the process, but typically if done right you wouldn't need to mist the pins or fruit as ideally the surface conditions. Direct misting is fine if you have good air exchange. You can mist at any point in the process, but typically if done right you wouldn't need to mist the pins or fruit as ideally the surface conditions. If air exchange is good enough, then you can mist all you want all long as you get good evaporation, and the sub doesn't get waterlogged. I personally mist heavily in the morning with a spray shield to block water droplets on pins, along with a good exchange of air, then only mist. Either your holes are too big, or not stuffed enough. If you mist much beyond this point you're just oversaturating your substrate. One of the simplest ways to control humidity when growing mushrooms is by using a misting spray bottle. If you're doing a monotub and you need to mist it, than you're doing it wrong. Just mist until you start to see lots of tiny water globules. This method involves spraying the mushrooms and the surrounding area with. I can’t imagine having to fan and mist. I mist the surface and walls once with a fine mist sprayer, latch the lids and i don’t open at all until the veils are about to break. This works like a charm every time.